Researcher Support

Two laughing scientists inspect beakers filled with pink, green, and yellow liquid. Get connected with experts and resources from the ASU Library to assist you with all of your research and publishing needs. Researcher Support offers guidance across the research lifecycle, everything from planning to data storage, in an effort to maximize the quality, productivity, and accessibility of ASU research. ASU Library Researcher Support is a proud ASU Researcher Support partner. Reach us at researchsupport@asu.edu or use our contact button to request a consultation.

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Our services

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Assess information needs
Discover resources
Form literature review strategy

Identify opportunities

Search for funding
Find collaborators
Get advice

Inform proposals

Inform your budget
Create data management plan
Request resources

Conduct research

Implement data management plan
Manage identity, data, and citations
Set up research notebooks

Publish research

Evaluate publications and agreements
Learn about copyright and open access
Manage citations and measure impact

Data management

Organize and describe
Deposit and preserve
Share and track reuse

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