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Libraries colleagues at the Fantastic Futures Conference signing the MOU for its founding membership in AI4LAM

Joe Montibello, Este Pope, Daniel Chamberlain, Kelsey Sheaffer, and Ines Vodopivec at the AI4LAM Fantastic Futures Conference

Advancing Best Practices at the Intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Cultural Heritage
October 16, 2026
pocket-sized manuscript page depicting King Edward I

Carl Estabrook, associate professor of history, with Magna Carta and Statutes of the Realm 

Elevate and Accelerate Your Research

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Discover how to advance your scholarship at Dartmouth and beyond! From refining your research question to publishing open access or transforming the spark of an idea into a creative endeavor, you’ll find the people, tools, collections, spaces, and services to do that and more.

With library experts and disciplinary specialists by your side, there are various ways to collaborate. Click faculty or students to start.

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Events

Libcal Event
Thursday Oct 22, 2026 -

A Community Effort: Creating the Indigenous Data Governance Guidelines for Scholarly Publishing

As research funders and scholarly publishers move towards making research data more accessible, the need has emerged for data sharing policies that respect a basic attribute of many data: the…

Featured, Open Access, Open Access Week, Public Access and Open Publishing
Thursday Oct 22, 2026 -

The Cost of Knowledge

It's International Open Access Week! This year's theme is "The Cost of Knowledge." Swing by Berry South to learn about the costs involved in open access publishing—and how the Libraries provide…

Exhibits, Featured, Open Access, Open Access Week, Public Access and Open Publishing
Thursday Oct 22, 2026 -

Hallucinations, misinformation, and bias: Understanding and evaluating AI outputs

This workshop helps you develop the skills needed to critically evaluate AI-generated content: understand where and why AI systems fail, and make informed decisions about when AI outputs can be…

Generative AI, Reproducible Research

Exhibits

Ada Blackjack and the other four members of the expedition team
Now on Exhibit
September 29, 2026 - December 11, 2026
Baker-Berry Library, Berry Main Street, Rauner Library, Foyer
Small bear (Winnie) to left of sign that reads 'In Which Pooh Turns One Hundred'. To right is a small boy (Christopher Robin) and other animal characters from the book (Roo, Kanga, Piglet, etc).
Now on Exhibit
September 14, 2026 - December 04, 2026
Baker 2 West, Rauner Library, Class of 1965 Galleries