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Python Pandas IIJoin us for this remote workshop. Are you interested in using Python for data analysis? Or are looking for a more efficient way to perform data analysis? University of Oregon Libraries Data Services is offering an online two-sequence series on Pandas for Python. For those who are new to Pandas, or have never heard of it before, Pandas is an excellent tool for uploading, manipulating, and cleaning two,and three dimensional tabular data. “Pandas is a fast, powerful, flexible and easy to use open source data analysis and manipulation tool, built on top of the Python programming language.”
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Price Science Commons Conduct Mass Collection ReviewAmid the COVID-19 pandemic, PSC staff and faculty correct lingering catalog conflicts.
Watch the latest UO Today interviewMark Watson, Interim Dean of Libraries, discusses how UO Libraries have responded to the COVID crisis. He also talks about the rich resources the library has curated to address diversity, equity, and inclusion; especially anti-racism. And describes how his work as a librarian has changed over the years and what the future may hold.