As you develop your ideas, make the most of what is available to you. The ASU Library is home to six nationally and internationally renowned research collections, several research data centers and specialized support.
Discover resources
Find a wide variety of primary resources to support your teaching and research. ASU Library’s collections include digital documents, images, data, and other primary sources along with millions of documents available for use.
Connect with a dedicated librarian, curator or archivist who can guide you to collection materials, key and emerging resources for your discipline, and advanced search strategies.
Specialized collections
Literature and systematic review strategies
Contact us to schedule a research consultation with our interdisciplinary liaison librarians for assistance with:
- defining the scope of your literature review
- evaluating sources for inclusion and exclusion criteria
- extending the breadth or depth of your review with advanced search strategies
Centers
Data Science and Analytics
The Data Science and Analytics unit leverages machine learning, data analytics, visual storytelling, network analysis, and text and data mining.
Email: datascience@asu.edu
Map and Geospatial Hub
The Map and Geospatial Hub is a resource center for geospatial data, maps, imagery, and related geographic information systems (GIS) tools.
Email: mapgeo@asu.edu
Service Requests
Makerspace
The ASU Library Makerspace provides hands-on experience with equipment and tools for all disciplines and backgrounds to inspire creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship.
The Digital Archaeological Record (tDAR)
tDAR, the Digital Archaeological Record, is a domain repository that provides new and innovative ways of finding, preserving, and using archaeological data.
Phone: (480) 965-1369
Email: comments@tdar.org
