Voodoo Vintners by Katherine Cole uncovers the mysteries associated with biodynamic winegrowing, focusing on the epicenter of this phenomenon among Oregon winemakers. Read more about this Oregon State University Press title and the other titles on the top 10 list.
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It’s here! The OSUL Libraries Winter Academy for Graduate Students and Faculty runs this week December 13th and 14th. Workshop
sessions include EndNote, Zotero, Mendeley, Journal Citation Reports and Web of Science. Sign up today, and we’ll save you a seat: http://osulibrary.oregonstate.edu/graduate-students. Questions? Contact Hannah [dot] Rempel [at] oregonstate [dot] edu
Treat yourself to a learning experience during the 2011 Winter Break! OSU Libraries is bringing back its successful Winter Break Workshop series for Graduate Students and Faculty on December 13th and 14th. Workshop sessions include EndNote, Zotero, Mendeley, Journal Citation Reports, and Web of Science. Sign up today and we’ll save you a seat: http://osulibrary.oregonstate.edu/graduate-students. Questions? Contact Hannah [dot] Rempel [at] oregonstate [dot] edu
In celebration of Open Access Week 2011, OSU Libraries honored an inaugural class of Open Access “Hall of Famers”. This award has been established to acknowledge those who have worked to make OSU scholarship freely available online, whether by depositing their own work to ScholarsArchive@OSU, advancing Open Access of departmental publications, or advocating policies supporting the principles of Open Access. Our awardees have been leaders in starting an important conversation about how...
Oregon State University joined more than 300 leading international research, scientific, and cultural institutions last week when Provost Sabah Randhawa signed the Berlin Declaration. Recognizing that the Internet has changed the way knowledge and information is disseminated, the Berlin Declaration calls for open access to knowledge in the humanities and the sciences. By becoming a signatory, OSU aligns itself with a growing number of North American institutions of higher education committed...
In celebration of Native American Heritage Month the Oregon Multicultural Archives invites you to view a small exhibit documenting OSU’s first Pow Wow.
Find out more on the Oregon Multicultural Archives Blog Post
Check out the Digital Collection in Flickr
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The OSU Libraries Fall 2011 Grad Student & Faculty Workshop series continues with a wide variety of sessions. Attendees will learn to use or hone their skills with citation manager tools, eReaders, Web of Science and explore ways to make smart decisions about the author rights they turn over publishers. Join us for these sessions by registering at:...
Guides for the following 6 collections in the Special Collections & Archives Research Center have been completed or updated in Jan-Mar 2012. More information about the Center’s collections is available at:
http://archives.library.oregonstate.edu/
http://osulibrary...
http://archives.library.oregonstate.edu/
http://osulibrary...
To celebrate the Press’s fiftieth anniversary, they are making a selection of excerpts from twenty recent Press books available online from their website and ScholarsArchive@OSU. This sampler is entitled “Telling Oregon’s Stories: Oregon State University Press at Fifty."
OSU Press and the OSU Libraries Center for Digital Scholarship and Services are also pleased to announce the online availability...
As part of Open Access Week, Oregon State University
Libraries is pleased to be hosting a talk by MacKenzie Smith,
Science Fellow at the Creative Commons, on the impact of Open Access and
research data. Her talk, entitled, ³Open Access to Research Data: the Next Frontier,² will look at the open science movement, the
implications of open science and the roles of libraries to curate and
provide long-term preservation for scientific content. This will be a timely talk for both...
