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May 19, 2016May 23, 2016 Christian Lauersen

Exploring the data journey in social sciences

May 9, 2015November 24, 2015 Christian Lauersen

There are some new kids in Library Town – say hi to Python, Qualtrics and QGIS

April 19, 2015April 27, 2015 Christian Lauersen

Connecting digital tools with academia: First event of Digital Social Science Lab

Christian Lauersen

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Hangout in The Library Garden ☀️ Roskilde City Library, Denmark #alletidersroskilde #bibliotekshaven #librarylove #roskilde
I love libraries and how they make communities stronger ❤️ What do you love? Roskilde City Library, Denmark #alletidersroskilde #librarylove
We’re hiring a librarian today and you know what? It’s just a great way to make the world a better place ❤️✊ Interviews corona-edition with space between recruitment commitee and small boxes of goodies for every candidate so we don’t share bugs in the chocholate 🙏 Roskilde City Library, DK #librarylife #librarylove
This fine old lady will be back on the roads Monday ❤️🙏 #alletidersroskilde #roskildebib #bogbus #bookmobile #mobilelibrary #librarybus
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