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  • Interview: The Future of the Library and the Information Professional

    Interview: The Future of the Library and the Information Professional

    How are libraries doing in terms of adapting and integrating emerging technologies, and how would the role of the librarian change over time?

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  • Stories in the Archives, Drawn From Around the World

    Stories in the Archives, Drawn From Around the World

    Five panelists shared their research on a variety of subjects within archive collections, in under 10 minutes each!

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  • Communicating Science: 150 Years of British Research and Scientific Advancement

    Communicating Science: 150 Years of British Research and Scientific Advancement

    In partnership with the British Science Association (BSA), Wiley Digital Archives is excited to introduce the British Association for the Advancement of Science–Collections on the History of Science.

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  • Cochrane ‘Inside/Outside’: An Update from Carol Lefebvre

    Cochrane ‘Inside/Outside’: An Update from Carol Lefebvre

    During the MLA 2020 vConference this August, Wiley sponsored its annual event featuring an update on Cochrane from Carol Lefebvre.

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  • The “Othering” of Disease: Xenophobia During Past Pandemics

    The “Othering” of Disease: Xenophobia During Past Pandemics

    The global COVID-19 pandemic has illuminated a long history of racial fears and anxieties have been a common frame through which people evaluate concerns around global viruses.

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  • From 1918 to 2020: Women in the Time of the Pandemic

    From 1918 to 2020: Women in the Time of the Pandemic

    Neither the visible triumphs nor the behind-the-scenes work of women are new to COVID-19, and historical evidence highlights the ways in which women have impacted global health crises of the past.

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  • History’s Ears Are Ringing: Examining Archival Evidence of Past Pandemics

    History’s Ears Are Ringing: Examining Archival Evidence of Past Pandemics

    In partnership with Library Journal, the webcast below features an interactive discussion with Dr. Jacob Steere-Williams, Associate Professor at the College of Charleston, as he addresses common theme

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  • The Royal Geographical Society (with IBG): Inside the Archive

    The Royal Geographical Society (with IBG): Inside the Archive

    From the role of women to colonialism in Africa, this lookbook demonstrates the scope of geographical research and provides a window into the foremost geographers and expeditions of our time.

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  • Troubling Parallels: Using Historical Analysis to Understand Pandemics of the Past

    Troubling Parallels: Using Historical Analysis to Understand Pandemics of the Past

    In our upcoming webinar with Library Journal, Jacob Steere-Williams discusses how the current health crisis echoes the medical, political and social histories of earlier plagues, epidemics & pandemics

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  • How one librarian's passion for social media has got people using the library and other cultural institutions more creatively

    How one librarian's passion for social media has got people using the library and other cultural institutions more creatively

    Running a social account for your library can be in equal parts thrilling and overwhelming! We talk to a librarian who is using social relatively to engage her users and other cultural institutions us

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  • The Royal College of Physicians: Inside the Archive

    The Royal College of Physicians: Inside the Archive

    From the development of the smallpox vaccine to the female physicians who fought for their own stethoscopes, this look book provides a window into some of the stories that shaped modern medicine.

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  • A New Digital Life: Increasing Access to the Archives of the World’s Most Influential Scientific Societies

    A New Digital Life: Increasing Access to the Archives of the World’s Most Influential Scientific Societies

    In this eBook, learn about the historic struggle to integrate primary sources into everyday research and how we can begin to solve it.

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  • Celebrating International Archives Week 2020: Empowering Knowledge Societies

    Celebrating International Archives Week 2020: Empowering Knowledge Societies

    Join us in celebrating International Archives Week 2020 as we promote the value of archives in research and empower societies.

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  • Early Career Librarian Guest Post Series: Open Access Initiatives, Projects, and Software to Watch

    Early Career Librarian Guest Post Series: Open Access Initiatives, Projects, and Software to Watch

    Whether you are brand new to OA or a long-time veteran, here are some important OA initiatives, projects, and software to use as a starting point or a refresher on what is happening in the world of OA

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  • Celebrating National Library Week 2020: Libraries Unite Against COVID-19

    Celebrating National Library Week 2020: Libraries Unite Against COVID-19

    The 2020 National Library Week theme is Find Your Place at the Library. In the midst of COVID-19 across the world, librarians are going above and beyond to help patrons through these uncertain times.

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  • How to access research off campus - Infographic

    How to access research off campus - Infographic

    If your campus has closed or you’re outside of your usual network, there are a number of options to access research from Wiley journals off-campus.

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  • Library Survey Report 2020

    Library Survey Report 2020

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  • What You Don't Know About The History of Medicine Might Surprise You

    What You Don't Know About The History of Medicine Might Surprise You

    What You Don't Know About The History of Medicine Might Surprise You

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  • Librarians Speak Up: Surprising Skills Necessary for the Changing Landscape

    Librarians Speak Up: Surprising Skills Necessary for the Changing Landscape

    As innovation continues to advance in the library and information science sector, what skills are important for librarians to succeed? We asked this question of attendees at the IFLA Conference.

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  • Why Digitizing Primary Sources Is Critical to Research

    Why Digitizing Primary Sources Is Critical to Research

    Digitization efforts over the last decade or so have made scholarly content more accessible than ever before - but what's missing? Read on to find out more.

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