Library Services


Available Library Services

The University of Arizona Library and the Digital Borderlands project team collaborate to provide comprehensive support to research teams and faculty. We offer a wide range of services aimed at seamlessly integrating library resources into the research workflows of both faculty and students.

Examples of available services include:

  • Working with data and digital resources
    • Digital project planning
    • Digitization consultation
    • Data curation and cleaning
    • Software Carpentry
  • Storytelling with data and digital resources
    • Data visualization
    • GIS
    • Multi-modal digital storytelling
    • Oral history
    • Podcasting
    • Image processing and manipulation
    • Augmented reality/Virtual reality
  • Digital publishing
    • Copyright, fair use, and licensing
    • Rights and reuse of special collections
    • Digital publishing platforms and hosting
    • Jupyter Notebooks
  • Open data and data sharing
    • Curation services
    • Consultation services
    • Data publishing services
  • Engagement with distinctive U.S.-Mexico borderlands collections

CATalyst Studios

The University of Arizona CATalyst Studios provides spaces to learn new skills, explore new technology, and collaborate with others. At CATalyst Studios you can explore and use equipment, attend events and workshops, create your own media in the available spaces, or even get certified in 3D printing, laser cutting, and embroidery.

Available Services:

  • Virtual Reality (VR) Lab
  • Media Recording Studio
  • Data Studio

Available equipment includes 3D printers, CnC machines, electronics prototyping cabinets, VR equipment, and more.

Data Cooperative

The Data Cooperative is a Library-based hub of data support services and resources for the UA faculty, staff, and student community. They assist with fostering interdisciplinary connections to solve research problems relating to data management, data science, visualization, and geospatial applications.

Available Services:

  • Data Management
  • Data Science & Visualization Support
  • Geospatial- GIS/Mapping Consultation

Special Collections

The University of Arizona Libraries Special Collections offers access to rare and unique materials for scholars, researchers, and the public.

Oral History

The University of Arizona Libraries are committed to preserving the stories of Tucson and Southern Arizona. You can explore their oral history content at Archive Tucson.

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