My research focuses on advancing research and practice in long-term research data sustainability. I focus on the intersection of the practices, metrics, and archival infrastructures that support and maintain "data-intensive" science. These projects include work with collaborators from University of Arizona School of Sociology, UIUC, University of Tennessee, the Metadata Lab @Syracuse University, University of Fairfield, Ithaca College, and Gonzaga University, among others. Check out my CV and the videos below for examples of ongoing research!
Research Projects and Presentations
My current research projects have been presented at conferences including ASIS&T, Society for the Social Studies of Science (4S), the International Conference for Science of Science and Innovation (ICSSI), and invited talks including at the Network Science Society (NetSci), University of Arizona School of Sociology, and Center for Informatics Research in Science and Scholarship (CIRSS). The videos represent completed and ongoing work, much of it collaborative with students and colleagues.
ASIS&T'24 Workshop: LLMs in U.S. Academic Libraries
ASIS&T'24 Workshop: AI Literacy Toolkit in Pima County Public Libraries
ASIS&T'24 Poster: A Text-Based Measure of Humility in Inquiry Using Computational Grounded Theory
Paper Summary: Longitudinal Analysis of GenBank Metadata: Scientific Collaboration (AM2020)
ICSSI 2024 Research Presentation: Sarah Stueve and Sarah Bratt, University of Arizona
Extending and Destabilizing the Scientific Lab: Intersectionality in/and the Digital Humanities
Big Metadata Analytics: Data Ecosystem for Studying Science
Metadata lack linking systems to study of the biomedical research enterprise at scale. How can we create a linked ecosystem of big metadata to analyze the research enterprise?