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Peace Garden Project Transforms Hunt Library Outdoor Space

Alumnus, professor and former Head of the School of Architecture Stephen Lee, a seasoned educator and leader in architectural design and realization, has been inspiring students through hands-on, practical projects that bring their designs to life. This spring, the Design/Build Studio at the School of Architecture continued developing its Peace Garden Project, an initiative that encompasses both architectural innovation and sustainable design.

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Expanding Data Horizons with Redivis

CMU Libraries is committed to providing researchers with support tools across the research cycle. Since January 2023, the Libraries has offered the CMU community access to Redivis, a dynamic data collaboration platform designed to share datasets with collaborators and analyze and visualize data in real-time. Now, the Libraries is seeking more adopters to help further streamline the service model.

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Redivis, A New Cloud Platform for Data

CMU Libraries is launching a trial of Redivis, a dynamic data collaboration platform built on the open-science toolkit. CMU researchers may upload datasets (up to 1TB each for free) to the Redivis platform, share datasets with collaborators, and analyze and visualize their data in real-time.

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Underline Science Trial

Imagine sitting across from Nobel laureates and top scientists, sharing the genesis of their ground-breaking research and scientific advances! It’s possible through Underline Science, a digital library with more than 25,000 curated and aggregated videos and lectures from top scientific and medical conferences.

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