Upcoming Events

Canceled (hope to reschedule soon): 79th Historia Medica Lecture, ‘Cholera in Tokyo, 1877-1895: Public health, epidemic disease, and the cityscape,' given by Susan L. Burns, PhD. 

Piping allows data submitted in one survey or data entry from to be "piped" automatically into another. Action tags provide increased functionality to fields.

Join us for the April REDCap User Group meeting! This meeting is open to any member of the Washington University Research Community that is currently using or has an interest in REDCap. The goal of the REDCap User Group is to provide a supportive environment where users learn from each other based on their own knowledge and experience gained while working in REDCap.

The WashU Libraries Book Club explores both fiction and non-fiction titles, with selections focusing on history, medicine, travel, adventure, rare books and literature. April's selection is "People of the Book" by Geraldine Brooks.

Join us for an overview of OpenSpecimen. OpenSpecimen is a web based biobanking management application used to track and annotate biospecimen data. OpenSpecimen is free to all researchers on campus.

First Fridays @ Becker are back in virtual format! On the first Friday of each month, join us on Zoom to see themed picks from the library's renowned archival and rare book collections. May's theme is Preservation.

MDClone is a free, secure, self-service platform for building queries and downloading computationally derived (“synthetic”) data from the Institute for Informatics (I2) research data core (RDC). This webinar will include a demonstration of creating a query to obtain synthetic data.

Join us for the May REDCap User Group meeting! This meeting is open to any member of the Washington University Research Community that is currently using or has an interest in REDCap. The goal of the REDCap User Group is to provide a supportive environment where users learn from each other based on their own knowledge and experience gained while working in REDCap.

First Fridays @ Becker are back in virtual format! On the first Friday of each month, join us on Zoom to see themed picks from the library's renowned archival and rare book collections. June's theme is Brain Awareness Month.

First Fridays @ Becker are back in virtual format! On the first Friday of each month, join us on Zoom to see themed picks from the library's renowned archival and rare book collections. July's theme is Illustrative / Photographic Techniques.

First Fridays @ Becker are back in virtual format! On the first Friday of each month, join us on Zoom to see themed picks from the library's renowned archival and rare book collections. August's theme is Maps, Places, and Postcards.

First Fridays @ Becker are back in virtual format! On the first Friday of each month, join us on Zoom to see themed picks from the library's renowned archival and rare book collections. September's theme is WU Dental School.

On the first Friday of each month, grab refreshments with our staff at an informal presentation of themed picks from the library's renowned archival and rare books collections. October's theme is Death Masks and Spooky Things.

On the first Friday of each month, grab refreshments with our staff at an informal presentation of themed picks from the library's renowned archival and rare books collections. November's theme is Food and Drink.