Carnegie Mellon University Libraries are a hub for learning, sharing and the discovery of new ideas. Read about that work in action. Exhibits Publications & Newsletters Events & Workshops Stay in the know Sign up for email updates for the University Libraries Enter your email address SEARCH May 22, 2019 News Manic: a memoir Manic: a memoir by Terri Cheney May 22, 2019 News Exhibit: Doppelgänger Doppelgänger May 9, 2019 News KiltHub Hosts Groundbreaking BOLD5000 Dataset A groundbreaking new dataset of functional MRI brain scans that will significantly impact researchers’ ability to apply machine learning techniques to understanding how the brain processes information can be found in the Universi May 9, 2019 News The Center for Midnight Can a dozen artists, technologists, and scholars collaborate with each other and with machines to produce a readable, interesting story in under 12 hours? May 6, 2019 News A Conversation with: Huajin Wang Librarian Huajin Wang joined the University Libraries in 2017. A cell biologist by training, with more than 10 years of research experience, she is also a member of the AIDR 2019 Program Committee. May 6, 2019 News Mental Health Awareness Month In order to fight stigma and bring awareness to mental health issues, Carnegie Mellon University Libraries joins Mental Health America in observing Mental Health Awareness Month for May 2019. Since 1949, organizations across the nation have recognized this month as an opportunity to pr May 3, 2019 News Mental Health Awareness Month 2019 One must still have chaos in oneself to be able to give birth to a dancing star.- Friedrich Nietzsche April 30, 2019 News SEI High Tea 2019 SEI Research Services High Tea 2019Wednesday, May 152 p.m. Jordan Auditorium, Software Engineering Institute April 17, 2019 News Special Collections Home to Rare Shakespeare Folios [current-date:fallback] April 16, 2019 News Spatial Storytelling Competition and Expo Are you interested in storytelling or digital narratives? Have you ever considered using images places or maps to tell these stories? Load More