Category: Science
Can Computers be Feminist? Procedural Politics and Computational Creativity
June 14, 2016
12 - 1 pm
A brown bag discussion with Gillian Smith
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Ripple Effect
A groundbreaking discovery shows MIT’s commitment to open access
More than one billion years ago, two massive black holes collided...
TAIR brings Arabidopsis Thaliana data to you
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How to get published in IEEE journals
April 21, 2016
12 - 1pm
A presentation by Ruth Wolfish
Attention, would-be IEEE authors! Ruth Wolfish,...
Brown Bag: The Visual Component
May 11, 2016
12 - 1pm
More than Pretty Pictures with Felice Frankel
Join the Program on Information Science for our May Brown Bag with Felice Frankel, research scientist in the Center for Materials Science and Engineering here...
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“Water, Water, Every Where…” [1]
Libraries resources on the topic of water
One of the most active areas of ongoing...