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    Beronda Montgomery to Head VCU Libraries Social Justice Lecture●VCU Libraries Social Justice Lecture Featuring Biologist Beronda Montgomery, Ph.D.✉newsScienceBiology1 h ago

    Virginia Commonwealth University Libraries is hosting its Social Justice Lecture featuring biologist Beronda Montgomery, Ph.D. Montgomery, known for her research on photosynthetic organisms and her writing on mentorship and leadership in science, is being presented as this installment's speaker. The lecture series connects scientific scholarship with questions of equity and justice, and the announcement is drawing attention from readers in the Richmond area.

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    UTA Libraries Weigh the Cost of Knowledge in Open Access Deals▼The Cost of Knowledge in Higher Education: Open Access Agreements and UTA Libraries✉newsLifeEducation3 h ago

    The University of Texas at Arlington's libraries are the focus of a discussion on open access agreements in higher education. The piece examines how such agreements affect the cost of academic knowledge for students and researchers, amid wider debate over journal subscription prices and moves to make scholarly publishing free to read.

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    NLM Opens Grants for Biomedical Informatics and AI Research Training●CFAs: NLM Institutional Grants for Research Training in Biomedical Informatics, Data Science, and AI (US)✉newsScience4 h ago

    The US National Library of Medicine has issued calls for applications for institutional grants supporting research training in biomedical informatics, data science, and artificial intelligence. The programme funds US institutions to train researchers at the intersection of health and computational sciences, and grant announcements like this typically draw attention from universities and research organisations preparing applications.

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    Columbus State partners with Library of Congress to preserve veterans' stories▼Columbus State partners with Library of Congress to preserve veterans’ stories✉newsWorldUS Politics7 h ago

    Columbus State University has announced a partnership with the Library of Congress to preserve veterans' stories, contributing recorded accounts of military service to the Library's national oral history effort. The collaboration aims to document the experiences of local veterans in Georgia for future researchers, families, and the public.