I sincerely appreciated this opportunity to share new ideas at UChicago Library and for all the excellent questions and the outstanding student activist who challenged us all on this day! Our institutions have a history we cannot ignore, we sip from cups, sit in seats, exist

This year's Mind Bytes symposium focuses on powering #research and discovery with computation and #data . Register to attend for free here: eventbrite.com/e/mind-bytes-2…

One of the benefits of having an ORCID ID is that researchers can add their funding information to the ORCID record to facilitate reporting downstream. docs.google.com/document/d/1KQ… youtube.com/watch?v=a1Rijk…

COMING UP IN MAY! The 3rd STS Japan Symposium; hear scholars create a space for dialogue concerning ecology between the natural & social sciences in JPN; co-sponsored w/UChicago Library w/generous support from a Title VI NRC Grant from U.S. Department of Education

REGISTER: bit.ly/3W9aqRG

Campus in full bloom 🌸🌼🌷 Photo by Jason Smith

The Library's Center for Digital Scholarship will be tabling on the 1st floor of the Reg tomorrow, 4/24 from 3-5 PM, and can show you how to create an ORCiD author identifier to link all your publications to you: events.uchicago.edu/event/233802-c…

Get ready for #Scav2024 with a free screening of The Hunt by Sean Daily Doc Films on Sunday, April 28th at 1:00 pm! Then, on Monday, April 29th, check out our new exhibit Scav Hunt at UChicago: Seeking Fun, Finding Tradition! Scav Hunt

#SeenInTheClassroom This 1602 edition of #Montaigne 's #Essais has a contemporary binding with nineteenth century illustrations of a young woman on the front cover and a monk on the back cover. #RareBooks

#UChicago researchers can request a free Perma.cc account to archive webpages for educational and research purposes. guides.lib.uchicago.edu/perma

We are pleased to announce that the Library has added 19 new Nature journals to our collection this year. Access them through the Library Catalog or the EJournals list. More information and the list of titles: lib.uchicago.edu/about/news/new… UChicago Biological Sciences UChiPhysicalSciences UChicago Social Sciences

.Harvard University's Peter Bol discusses reasons behind the perdurance of 'Chinese' civilization, incl. it's written language, Confucianism as values/a social system, a centralized bureaucratic system, & the literati 士; UChicago Library

Final days to see Bibliosaurus! Dinosaurs in the Popular Imagination! Who better than #Barbie to demonstrate that dinosaurs transformed from objects of intense scientific inquiry into outsize figures in everyday life. 🦕SUE the T. rex 🦖

Thanks again to blackgirlarchivist for her insightful presentation, Reparative Acts and the Caste of Archival Erasure! The video of it is now online.
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Join us May 13 for the inaugural meeting of the Reg Reads Book Club! Each month, we’ll select a book from our popular reading collection to discuss over tea and cookies. This month’s book is Anita de Monte Laughs Last by Xochitl Gonzalez. events.uchicago.edu/event/233329-r…

The Federal purpose license supports the sharing and reuse of scholarly outputs and maximizes the return of publicly funded research. sites.google.com/ucop.edu/the-r… #publicaccess

The Barcelona Declaration on Open Research Information highlights the need for openness regarding the descriptive information ( #metadata ) of #research and #scholarship . barcelona-declaration.org

Two million downloads of #UChicago 's scholarly and creative works from the #Knowledge @UChicago repository! lib.uchicago.edu/about/news/kno…

Why have book bans increased in recent years—and who has the right to read? Deborah Caldwell-Stone, director of the American Library Association's Office for Intellectual Freedom, joined the Entitled Podcast to discuss these questions and more.
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