Academia & Publishing

Building The Airplane While Taking Control and Flying It: Academic Libraries and AI

Our recent survey of librarians identifies patterns of AI adoption at a pivotal moment, highlighting both widespread recognition and clear divisions over ethics, costs, and control. The researchers shared and explored these insights in our latest webinar.

Politics & Society

“I would like to encourage women to simply let things go wrong”: An Interview with Kristina Priller

When society tell us we can ‘have it all’, a huge part of the division of labor is made invisible – the quiet and persistent overload that structures many women’s lives in the domestic sphere.

Arts & Humanities

Who Was Émilie du Châtelet? An Interview with Andrea Brill

Émilie du Châtelet helped reshape Enlightenment science and challenged gendered exclusion. As we celebrate Women’s History Month, we explore du Châtelet’s thought, legacy and archival traces in conversation with author Andrea Brill.

Academia & Publishing

Open Access in Asia: Not a Cookie Cutter Approach

Open Access looks different across the globe. In our latest webinar for librarians, we explored how two Asian institutions have been finding their own paths toward Open Access implementation, and what lies ahead.