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The current (unofficial) organizer of DaEG is Kayleigh Bohémier (email). She can answer questions about the group.
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For information about research data management, please contact Data Librarian Barbara Esty (email). The Research Data Support Services group (RDSS) is also available for consultation on the form on their web site: http://researchdata.yale.edu.