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The Remarkable Women of the Mellon Institute, Part I: Dr. Alice G. Renfrew

While organizing and preserving the Mellon Institute of Industrial Research papers, I have kept my eyes peeled for women who contributed to the many scientific discoveries made at the Mellon Institute.

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Blockchain in the Library

Speaking at Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar, Jason Griffey discussed how Blockchain, the much-hyped technology behind the cryptocurrency Bitcoin, can be adapted to improve the way libraries store information.

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Register for Three Minute Thesis

Are you a PhD Student? Think you can describe your research and its importance in 3 minutes? Register for the 2020 3MT Competition. Registration ends February 26, 2020.

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Adding transparency and reproducibility to your literature searches

If you're conducting a comprehensive literature search, perhaps for a dissertation literature review or a grant proposal, how do you know when you've done enough? This is a common question and there's no simple answer.

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Recognition for KiltHub Books

Two Open Access textbooks on KiltHub, the CMU repository and research collaboration platform, have recently received recognition:

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Exhibit: The Art of the Remix

The Art of the Remix Exhibit

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Special Collections Open Hours

The Fine and Rare Book Room located on the fourth floor of Hunt Library is now open to the public at the following hours: Monday - Friday, 4 - 6 p.m., through November 30, 2018. 

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KiltHub Grad Student Access

KiltHub access is now available for CMU graduate students. Students must login with their Andrew ID, just as Faculty and Staff can.

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William H. Putch Archives

Carnegie Mellon University Acquires William H. Putch Archives

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Two Views of Columbine


A Mother's Reckoning: Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy by Sue Klebold

I didn't plan to review this book, but halfway through my reading, news broke of the Parkland, Florida shooting. So, sadly, the topic is freshly relevant.