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Visualizing the Enduring Impact of Art Collectors

At the National Gallery of Art Datathon, held on October 25, a team of CMU researchers used computer vision to bring several related, but scattered, collections together in order to visualize the artistic preferences of tw

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Twenty-Five Years of Digitization and Innovation

Twenty-five years since the donation that launched the university’s first major digitization project, the scanning activities of the Libraries have expanded to offer more options and greater capabilities. 

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LabArchives Electronic Lab Notebook Now Available

The Libraries now offer access to LabArchives Professional Edition for research and Classroom Edition for teaching and learning for all CMU faculty, staff, and students, at no cost. The new license will save CMU users $21,000 in out-of-pocket expenses each year, as current users are no longe

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Research Highlight: Immersive Education through Shakespeare-VR

Hello all! We are rapidly approaching the end of the semester, and I'm sure as all of you can empathize, I am eagerly awaiting the holidays for some much needed rest.

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CMU, Elsevier Reach Transformative Deal

Carnegie Mellon University, a longtime proponent of open-access research, is championing an international movement to revolutionize academic publishing.

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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.