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DEI Book Display: Transgender People (the T of LGBTQIA+)

To honor Pride Month, the University Libraries Diversity Book Display will focus on Transgender aspects of LGBTQIA+.

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Filmed in Pittsburgh: Lesser-Known Gems

These films didn’t break box-office records, but they hold interest and hold up well. If you’re a true Pittsburgher, and/or a movie-lover, check these out! You may discover a new favorite.

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Living Longer with Friendly Microbes

What do evolutionary biology, health fads, and Bulgarian peasants have in common? They are all central to Élie Metchnikoff’s research on old age and prolonging life

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High Tea to Explore the Future of AI Engineering

SEI Research Services High Tea will take place on Wednesday, June 8, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. EDT. This year’s event, “The Future of Artificial Intelligence Engineering,” will be held virtually via Zoom for Government.

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Faculty and Staff Achievements: May 2022

We celebrate the many contributions of the Libraries’ faculty and staff who make the Carnegie Mellon University Libraries the destination for scholarly information, creative inquiry and intellectual collaboration across disciplines, propelling the significance, reach and impact of the university.

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CLIR Postdoctoral Fellowship in Energy Social Science Data Curation Series Part III: Processing a Large Dataset of Electricity Consumption to Study Energy Poverty

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New Additions to The Robotics Project

The Robotics Project recently accepted new artifacts related to the Navigation Laboratory, or Navlab, which is one of the longest-running projects still in operation at Carnegie Mellon.

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Three Years of Data Management, Video Games, and Tartan-Flavored Data Highlights!

Writing Tartan Datascapes has been one of the brightest moments of my three years here, and I wanted to devote this final issue of the blog to recap highlights from the series and give readers information on the wonderful data services that you will still be able to receive from CMU Libraries!

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Translating the History of Physics, Connecting Us to the Past

Huygens’s "Treatise" was one of two foundational works in optics—the study of light—published around the turn of the eighteenth century.

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DEI Book Display: Mental Health Awareness

As part of Mental Health Awareness month in the United States, this month's Diversity Book Display will focus on Mental Health, which is as important as physical health, yet is still widely misunderstood and stigmatized in society.