Julie Goldman, BS, MLIS

Julie Goldman is a data librarian with more than 10 years of experience and currently serves as the Countway Research Data Services Librarian. In this role, Julie provides direct support to biomedical and public health researchers on managing research outputs from planning to publishing, with particular attention to meeting funders’ and article publishers’ requirements.

Countway's Data Services address all stages of the data lifecycle. Julie is available for one-on-one or group consultations regarding grant support and funder requirements, data management resources, tools and plans. Schedule a 30 minute consultation with Julie.

Julie leads the Research Data Management Seminar Series, delivering free data literacy programming for the entire the Harvard community. See Countway Classes & Events for upcoming sessions, and you can review all previous class materials.

Julie is an active member of the Longwood Medical Area Research Data Management Working Group (LMA RDMWG) which brings together data professionals who are invested in creating and providing solutions for data management and sharing. For additional resources and workshops around the Harvard Longwood Campus, see the Harvard Biomedical Data Management website.

Julie also provides embedded data management training in Harvard course curriculum and Responsible Conduct of Research Courses. She is passionate about professional education and finding ways to facilitate learning around open practices and scientific communication.

Contact Julie for help with:

• Data education offerings and materials
• Finding or accessing data in a public repository
• Data management and sharing-related policies from a funder or publisher
• Writing or reviewing a data management and sharing plan in DMP Tool
• Data management practices (e.g., organization and documentation)
• Data management tools (e.g., Open Science Framework, protocols.io, RSpace)
• Identifying a data repository or publishing data in a repository

Julie is a New England native and earned her Masters in Library and Information Science from Simmons College and a Bachelor of Science in Marine and Freshwater Biology from the University of New Hampshire.