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February 2021

This monthly installment features information on the upcoming changes in access for Dimensions, a recent response on the role of Repositories by COAR's Executive Director, Kathleen Shearer, upcoming CMU scholarly communication workshops, and the lists of the latest publications supported

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February 2021 Book Display: Black History Month

“We must never forget that Black History is American History. The achievements of African Americans have contributed to our nation’s greatness.” – Yvette Clarke, U.S. Representative of New York.

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Spring 2021 Orientation: Library Services

The new semester is starting and our librarians are here to welcome you back! Join us on Zoom for a special spring 2021 orientation as we cover library services during COVID-19, and open the floor to any questions you may have. Full schedule is below. See you soon! 

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Sloan Foundation Provides Funding for Robot Archive

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Innovation Roundtable 2021: Beyond PGH

Presented by Carnegie Mellon University Libraries and the Software Engineering Institute (SEI), the Innovation Roundtable brings together students, faculty, and researchers to discuss how the resources and services provided by these units fuel innovation, pr

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Spring 2021 Orientation: Library Services

The new semester is starting and our librarians are here to welcome you back! Join us on Zoom for a special spring 2021 orientation as we cover library services during COVID-19, and open the floor to any questions you may have. Full schedule is below. See you soon! 

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Libraries Speaker Series: Bekezela Mguni

The University Libraries Speaker Series features speakers from a wide range of backgrounds who embody at least one of the Libraries’ core values of context, curiosity, or access.

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Love Data Week

Every year around Valentine’s Day, universities and libraries around the world participate in Love Data Week (February 8 - 12, 2021), an effort to raise awareness related to managing, sharing, preserving, and reusing research data. The Carnegie Mellon University Libraries is no exception!

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Spring 2021 Data Support at CMU Libraries! And Cat Pictures!

Hey, Datascapers!

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Hybrid by the Numbers: Fall 2020

After a full year of pandemic operations in support of CMU's hybrid approach to teaching and research, the Libraries' services and the way our faculty and students have utilized them look far different than in previous years.