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Humanities in Iran: In Search of Meaning

In recent decades, Iranian universities have been subject to powerful political forces, leading to ongoing pressures on academic progress. What role can the humanities play in a society where academic life itself is so deeply contested?

Academia & Publishing

Libraries as Engines of Education

From information literacy to AI literacy – the advent of large language models in higher education has created new frontiers for academic librarianship. In this webinar, we learn from two innovators who are building educational programs for students and faculty alike.

Academia & Publishing

From Books to Bits

How can academic literacy survive in the era of AI summaries and fragmented attention? What does meaningful reading look like to today’s students? In this new blog series, we’ll meet experts who are tackling this emerging challenge – sometimes with unconventional solutions.

Academia & Publishing

APE Conference 2026: Scholarly Communication at a Turning Point (Day 2)

What challenges does the post-truth era present for scientists and publishers? How do we navigate the slippery slope of AI? And how can we keep the humanities visible in scholarly publishing? Discover the key insights and highlights from day two of the APE Conference.

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Humanities in Iran: In Search of Meaning

Libraries as Engines of Education

From Books to Bits

APE Conference 2026: Scholarly Communication at a Turning Point (Day 2)

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Humanities in Iran: In Search of Meaning

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