The Research Bazaar is a worldwide festival promoting the digital literacy emerging at the center of modern research. Throughout 2023, events are happening at university campuses around the globe.
ResBaz Arizona is a free, multi-day intensive conference where researchers come together to up-skill in “next generation digital research tools and skills.” In the spirit of a marketplace or bazaar, ResBaz is a highly participatory event where researchers from many different disciplines can learn, share knowledge and skills, and have fun!
Who should attend? Researchers at ALL levels from ALL disciplines. PhD and research master’s students are especially encouraged to attend. Research technologists who support researchers to do their job should also come along!
This year, ResBaz AZ will be in a hybrid learning environment. We will be hosting the conference in-person in Flagstaff, Phoenix, and Tucson and livestream everything on zoom. You can join your local in-person ResBaz in its respective location at any time during the conference to meet your local community and hosts. When there are no live speakers at any given location, we will stream one (or both) of the zoom rooms, so physical attendees can participate together in a more collaborative way.
First and foremost, most of the sessions at ResBaz will be hands-on. Whether you plan to attend online or in person, please have your computer ready to participate. Make sure to install any programs you will need for the session beforehand. Specific information per workshop can be found in its hackMD. Click any class in the schedule to reach hackMD.
In light of the collaborative nature of ResBaz AZ, we encourage everyone to use HackMD to communicate with Instructors and helpers, introduce themselves, take notes, and access the details of each workshop. We have set up a hackMD for each Track (Track A, Track B), or you can click on each session in the schedule.
ResBaz Arizona 2023 will be a hybrid event; join us in person in one of our three locations or online (click below for details):
Both concurrent schedules will be held and/or streamed at the University of Arizona Libraries CATalyst Studio, in rooms 252 and 254.
Water, coffee, and snacks will be available; bringing your own reusable cup is recommended!
An in-person Hacky Hour event will be held at Snakes & Lattes Tucson.
In-person ASU sessions will be held in the Goldwater Center for Science and Engineering in room 546. For sessions with two concurrent remote options, a vote will be taken at the beginning of each two-hour block for which track to stream in the room.
In-person ASU sessions will be held in the ASU Engineering Research Center in room 490. For sessions with two concurrent remote options, a vote will be taken at the beginning of each two-hour block for which track to stream in the room.
An in-person Hacky Hour event will be held near the ASU campus at Snakes and Lattes Tempe.
In-person NAU sessions will be held in the Du Bois South Union in the Juniper room. For sessions with two concurrent remote options, a vote will be taken at the beginning of each two-hour block for which track to stream in the room.
An in-person Hacky Hour event will be held near the NAU campus at Mother Road Brewing Company.
Links to the Zoom room for each track will be be sent to your email address after you register.
Due to its hybrid nature, we will not be recording sessions this year. If you can’t make it to a specific session, you can still get help (as well as help others!) at any of our regular in-person events
We are committed to making this workshop accessible to everybody. For workshops at a physical location, the workshop organizers have checked that:
The room is wheelchair / scooter accessible.
Accessible restrooms are available.
The University of Arizona
Arizona State University
Northern Arizona University