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0-9	A Page: Accessing Amazon WorkSpaces An invitation will be sent to your UT Dallas email with a link to create a user profile. Download the Mac or Windows Amazon WorkSpace client application https://clients.amazonworkspaces.com/. When you open the client for the first time, you will be promp Page: Accessing Optum COVID-19 Data on TACC Summary Once a researcher has completed the process to obtain authorization to access the Optum COVID-19 data, they have created a TACC account, and provided datamanagement@utdallas.edu mailto:datamanagement@utdallas.edu with their TACC account details, t
B	C Page: Code42 CrashPlan FAQ What is Code42 CrashPlan? Code42 CrashPlan is a cloud-based enterprise solution that automatically backs-up your data. How do I get it installed on my computer? Code42 CrashPlan should already be installed on your computer. Please contact ORIS for technic Page: Create a TACC Account The Texas Advanced Computer Center (TACC) provides high-performance computing, visualization, data analysis, storage, software, and cloud, gateways & portal interfaces. Create a TACC account by following the instructions below. Navigate to https://portal.
D Home page: Data Management Services REDCap ORIS Internal Documentation Recent space activity Page: Develop SciENcv Biosketches Summary Science Experts Network Curriculum Vitae (SciENcv) is an online tool in the My NCBI platform which allows researchers to create funder specific biosketches. To make the most use out of SciENcv, it is highly encouraged to link your account to 3rd p Page: DMPTool How-To Guide Summary The DMPTool is a web-based application developed to aid researchers write Data Management Plans (DMP) and/or Technology Control Plans (TCP), using funding focused templates. Researchers can save, edit, and share plans as well as request a review o	E
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H Page: How to Use the Open Science Framework (OSF) Please note this page is a work in progress. Login Navigate to https://osf.utdallas.edu https://osf.utdallas.edu/. In the top right, click the button "Sign In". OSF_Login_01.png Select the option "Sign in through institution" to sign-in using your UT Dall Page: How-to articles	I Page: Invite External Participants to a Teams Meeting Summary Invite external participants, or guests, to a Teams meeting that are not part of your organization (in this case, UT Dallas). Without a login, and without having to download the Teams application, guests can participate in a meeting with the follo
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R	S Page: Setup an ORCID Account Summary ORCID is a registry of researchers and scholars and their unique numerical identifiers. Its purpose is to distinguish scholars from one another (regardless of name variants) and provide those scholars with a means of linking to and sharing their r
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