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March 8, 2021
Reply ARL Releases 2020 Annual Report Highlighting the Critical Role of Research Libraries and Archives During the COVID-19 Pandemic (Image Credit (ARL)) Washington, D.C. - The Association of Research Libraries (ARL) Annual Report 2020 highlights the collective priorities and accomplishments of ARL as a member-driven organization consisting of 124 member research libraries and archives from Canada and the United States in 2020. ARL navigated the unprecedented year of 2020 by prioritizing the op...
March 2, 2021
Credit: The MIT Press The MIT Press has announced the launch of Direct to Open (D2O). A first-of-its-kind sustainable framework for open access monographs, D2O moves professional and scholarly books from a solely market-based, purchase model where individuals and libraries buy single eBooks, to a collaborative, library-supported open access model. D2O gives institutions the opportunity to harness collective action to support access to knowledge. Beginning in 2022, all new MIT Press scholarly m...
February 23, 2021
Statement on Biden-Harris Administration's Prioritization - Farmington-Farmington Hills, MI - Of Scientific Integrity and Evidence-Based Policy-Making
February 15, 2021
Date Time Spotlight on Research: Back to future – a case of Japanese rural migration Susanne Klien is an associate professor at Hokkaido University’s Modern Japanese Studies Program (MJSP). Having explored intangible cultural heritage across Japan, Klien has been expanding her research in area studies and anthropology on rural Japan. During her previous work for a research institute in Tokyo, she observed a unique migration pattern that has been taking place in Japan: more young people are ...
December 17, 2020
Emeritus Professor of Law Robert G. Lawson. Mark Cornelison | UK Photo. LEXINGTON, Ky. (Dec. 17, 2020) —University of Kentucky Libraries has awarded the 2020 UK Libraries Medallion for Intellectual Achievement to Emeritus Professor of Law Robert G. Lawson, a nationally recognized scholar on criminal law and the individual responsible for drafting the state’s laws on crime and punishment. Created in 1990 and considered one of UKs most prestigious awards, the medallion honors a Kentucky resid...
December 13, 2020
December 13, 2020 AS SCIENTISTS and pharmaceutical companies in rich countries around the world are racing for the development and application of vaccine against the killer coronavirus disease (Covid-19), a Filipino Dominican priest-microbiologist based in the United States has also decided to make a vaccine that will be affordable and accessible to other middle to low income countries, including the Philippines. “I thought about developing this vaccine when I realized that many ...
March 28, 2019
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March 9, 2011
This case i think it really is and you are helping. naomi klein. thanks for coming in. remember when former senator alan simpson said the green weenie thing and we did a ten minute segment trying to figure out what he meant? we involved the research libraries at west point and everything. he just topped the green weenie thing, which might be the first illegal thing i ever said on television. the green weenie thing has been one upped. this time we need the help not of west point research librar...