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IDeATe's 5th Anniversary

This semester marks the 5th anniversary of the Integrative Design, Arts and Technology network (IDeATe).

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IDeATe's 5th Anniversary

IDeATe's primary role is helping students augment their disciplinary education with an exposure to the skills and techniques of working with other people.

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Explore Data About Research Funding

Finding a fast and effective way to explore connections between a wide range of research data has long been high priority for the research community. Would you like to know how your research program productivity stacks up against other investigators’ outside of Carnegie Mellon University?

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You Can't Spill Tea on These: Research Data Management and Collaboration in LabArchives

So, it got really cold this week. Really cold. I moved here from Knoxville, Tennessee in July after having lived down there for five years, and while I promise it does get cold down there, this is a whole level of chilled that I wasn't prepared for.

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Bury My Heart at Chuck E. Cheese's

Reaching to catalog Tiffany Midge's book, I was shocked at the parody of "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee" until I realized Midge was Native American.

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Latin American Comics Archive

Scott Weingart, program director Digital Humanities, Research & Academic Services and Rikk Mulligan, digital scholarship strategist in the University Libraries assisted Felipe Gómez, teaching professor of Hispanic studies i

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Twas' the Night Before Christmas

Twas' the Night Before Christmas: An Exhibition

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dSHARP Gerrymandering Series

Our lives are greatly affected by how the government decides to group us. The resources we can access, the K-12 schools we’re allowed to attend, and the individuals who represent our interests in Congress are all dependent on how we are organized through districting.