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Rewarding excellence in open data - Vimarsana News

Rewarding excellence in open data

The MIT Libraries and the MIT School of Science awarded the MIT Prize for Open Data to 10 individual and group projects by MIT-affiliated researchers. Winners each presented short talks on their research and the role of open data.

Source: mit.edu
How to donate blood: American Red Cross needs donations for sickle cell patients, others amid blood shortage 2023 - Vimarsana News

How to donate blood: American Red Cross needs donations for sickle cell patients, others amid blood shortage 2023

Can I donate blood? The American Red Cross needs donations for sickle cell patients and others amid a nationwide blood shortage.

MIT scholars awarded seed grants to probe the social implications of generative AI - Vimarsana News

MIT scholars awarded seed grants to probe the social implications of generative AI

Following MIT President Sally Kornbluth’s call for proposals, 27 teams of MIT scholars have been selected to develop research papers analyzing the impact of generative AI on education, companionship, music, and more.

Source: mit.edu
Understanding viral justice - Vimarsana News

Understanding viral justice

Author and African American studies scholar Ruha Benjamin spoke with MIT Libraries about discriminatory design in technology and how individuals can fight inequity with what she calls "viral justice.”

Source: mit.edu
MIT Hayden Memorial Library by Kennedy & Violich Architecture | 2022-02-01 - Vimarsana News

MIT Hayden Memorial Library by Kennedy & Violich Architecture | 2022-02-01

The most surprising part of visiting the Charles Hayden Memorial Library at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is going inside. From the exterior, the stalwart modern structure, clad in limestone, looks much as it has since it opened in 1951. Now, when you enter, you find that the place has been radically altered so that space and light permeate the interior.