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Systematically Tackling Research at Home

During the challenging times that COVID-19 has presented to our university, the University Libraries continue to support critical research in a virtual environment. One example is our support of systematic review efforts.

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Open Science at CMU Newsletter - April 2020

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"Boundless" Spring 2020 Issue

The latest issue of Boundless, which we are distributing as a digital-only publication, is now live.

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Zines that Zoom at CMU-Q

In early February 2020 (seems like a lifetime ago!), the Qatar-campus Library hosted two VIP guests from the main campus Library – Jill Chisnell, Integrated Media and Design Librarian, and Dom Jebbia, Digital Collections Associate.  During their visit, Jill and Dom delivered a well-attended

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Book Review: Pandemics, Past and Present

In the latest Back in the Stacks blog, Library Specialist Jan Hardy reviews "Pale Rider: the Spanish Flu of 1918 and How It Changed the World" by Laura Spinney.

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Pandemics, Past and Present

Pale Rider: the Spanish Flu of 1918 and how it changed the world, by Laura Spinney (NY: Public Affairs, 2017)

Reviewed by Jan Hardy, Library Specialist

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Employing New Methods to Connect with Users

Librarians have been using email to contact and work with students and faculty for several decades. Going into classes to demonstrate to students how to access our resources, and how best to use them is commonplace, too.

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Researcher Highlight: Slayton and Benner Ethnographically Explore the Role of Libraries in Geography and GIS Education

At Tartan Datascapes, one of my goals is to expand how we think about data - how they are collected, what they look like, and how we organize them. While I love all types of data, I have a special place in my heart for ethnographic data.