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Information Services

Collaboration, dissemination, information management
Information Services

Information Services documents Center events. Above: seminar with Christine Mair

Faculty research support

Information Service's primary mission is to act as a first-stop reference for faculty seeking specialized research tools.

PubMed Central. Information Services personnel will upload MPRC scholar articles to PubMed Central and manage compliance as needed.

Working Papers Program. We actively seek out interdisciplinary working papers from MPRC Faculty Associates and upload them to our Population Working Papers repository.

Research tools. We maintain lists of population-related journals and provides links to researchers looking for back issues or seeking submission guidelines.

Multi-media aids / data-viz. Our personnel are trained and equipped to assist in the devlopment of multimedia and data visualization products to aid faculty in their job of communicating their findings in the most effective way possible.

Media relations. Staff generate press releases and coordinate media contacts related to research conducted on Center projects.

Front-end web services for MPRC faculty. Information Services regularly supports faculty requests for specialized web services to support research responsibilities. These services range from discrete subsites supporting a specific project, to conference coordination pages, to storage and access of datasets and papers for student or public access.

Infrastructure and mission support

Information Services supports the Center's administrative needs through research, design, development, and implementation of software tools for Center administration

APLIC participation

Information Services staff actively support the Association of Population Libraries and Information Centers International (APLIC). APLIC serves as a community of practice for information professionals working in the field of population studies, enhancing the research process not only at MPRC but throughout the population research community.