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Visit the Research Commons, located on the 4th and 5th floors of Koerner Library to find your next study space. bit.ly/3XvFDyw

Want to learn how to organize your research materials? Join us for this workshop to learn how to create a README file, so researchers will be able to understand how to interact with your dataset and its contents. bit.ly/3z29ENe

Join us for this workshop to learn the typical structures of literature reviews, while accounting for variation in communicative purposes, audiences, and disciplinarity. bit.ly/3MwpaEg

Welcome to the UBC Library 2024/2025 EDI Scholars-in-Residence! Learn more about this impactful program. https://bit.ly/4ggIO4K

Join us for this workshop on creating and managing your academic profile focusing on using academic profile tools to develop your online academic identity. bit.ly/3XtcnIJ

Book an In-Person or Written Feedback Writing Consultation to get 1-on-1 feedback from Graduate Writing Consultants on your writing projects. bit.ly/4833cSL

Looking for a private room to study or work on a group project? Graduate students and faculty can book a project room for up to 4 hours in the Research Commons, located on the 4th and 5th floors of Koerner Library. bit.ly/3IQ0lQh.

Need a second screen? Plug in your laptop or mobile device at one of UBC Library’s dual display stations, available at various branches. https://bit.ly/45Qr1eq

UBC Library and the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre are excited to introduce the 2024/2025 EDI Scholars-in-Residence. https://bit.ly/4ggIO4K

UBC Library welcomes the 2024/2025 UBC Library Writer-in-Residence! Learn more about this new program that promotes Canadian writing and literature to UBC's Vancouver campus community. https://bit.ly/3KWZLmd

🌟 UBC School of Information 2024-2025 Colloquium Series 🌟

🔗 Event registration: https://ischool.ubc.ca/events/event/healing-with-archives-a-conversation-with-melissa-j-nelson/

We're starting off the academic year with our first colloquium of the year! "Healing with Archives: A Conversation with Melissa J. Nelson" is the perfect event for anyone interested in Black archival practice, particularly how it can heal, honour, and care for Black lives.

Melissa J. Nelson is an award-winning archivist and educator working in the field of Black archival practice. Melissa is currently an Archivist at the Archives of Ontario, leading outreach activities with Black communities in the province.

Faculty authors can apply to the Open Access Fund for Humanities and Social Sciences Research to cover associated fees of publishing in open access journals and books. Full details: https://bit.ly/45RKwnd

faculty authors publishing in the social sciences and humanities can apply to the UBC Scholarly Publication Fund to support subventions and other publishing costs. First deadline to apply is October 15. Full details: https://bit.ly/3PgGijh

There’s still time left to participate in the UBC Library Crawl. Until Sept 6, visit all 8 locations for a chance to win one of 100 mini office kits.

To join, pick up a guide from any library circulation desk. bit.ly/45n4Z3l

Need reference help or have a question about your account? Ask us. https://bit.ly/3QZVe6N

New titles have been added to the collections. Check them out online or in-person at the Asian Library branch on the Vancouver campus. bit.ly/3APXnMr

Get access to online resources from anywhere on the web with this free browser extension. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Xnzxi5

The Irving K. Barber Learning Centre will be closed in the morning on Saturday, August 31 for planned maintenance work. The building will open at 12:00 p.m. and resume regular operating hours. For alternative library spaces on campus: https://hours.library.ubc.ca

Learn more about UBC Library's Writer-in-Residence in their Q&A with Tsering Yangzom Lama. https://bit.ly/3Mmuh9Z

UBC Library welcomes Tsering Yangzom Lama, our 2024/2025 Writer-in-Residence!

Learn more about this new program that promotes Canadian writing and literature to UBC's Vancouver campus community. https://bit.ly/4e2RjhF

Applying for funding from the CGS-D Program? Join us in-person or online to learn how to write a compelling research story based on successful proposals. bit.ly/3RaU2N2

New to this fall? Get to know your library through the UBC Library Crawl. Visit all 8 locations from Sept 3 to 6 for a chance to win one of 100 mini office kits. bit.ly/3Tao9ps

UBC Library’s Automated Storage Retrieval System (ASRS) resumes full operations. Learn more: https://bit.ly/46HIOX5

If you’ve been searching UBC Library’s catalogue lately, you may notice a change that went live earlier this year. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4dvblRM

Join us for this workshop to learn some of the major packages in the tidyverse package in R. bit.ly/46Az1St

Join us for this workshop to gain a foundational understanding of Large Language Models (LLM), their working, and how to fine-tune a pre-trained LLM for your own data. bit.ly/3LRTQzk

Want to learn how to organize your research materials? Join us for this workshop to learn how to create a README file, so researchers will be able to understand how to interact with your dataset and its contents. bit.ly/3WyRwSS

Dive into the fascinating world of neural networks! Learn its architecture, activation functions and gain insights into how it can effectively capture and learn complex patterns in images, making them ideal for tasks like recognizing digits. bit.ly/3A6Ng5l