Posts Tagged ‘news’
January Meetup on Data Visualization
January Meetup on Data Visualization Did you attend our conference on data visualization on January 15? Whether you were able to join us or not, we hope you’ll stop by Andala Coffee House on January 22 to discuss applications of visualization techniques in academia and industry. This event is open to all. You don’t need…
Read MoreJune Meetup on Open Access
June Meetup on Open Access Join us for a presentation by Amanda Page, Project Coordinator for the Harvard Open Access Project at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society. Amanda will be touching on the Open Access climate right now, the history and success at HarvardOA outside of Harvard and Other Opens. The presentation will…
Read MoreJanuary Event 2015: Data Visualization
January Event 2015: Data Visualization The New England Chapter of the Association for Information Science & Technology, together with the Simmons College Student Chapter, invite you to join us at our 2015 Winter Event: Data Visualization: How to Do It and Do It Well In our information-rich society, data is everywhere. Big and little, data…
Read MoreFebruary Meetup: Everyone Wins! The Beneficial Role of Post-Graduate Library Fellowships
February Meetup: Everyone Wins! The Beneficial Role of Post-Graduate Library Fellowships Helen Bailey and Mark Clemente, the inaugural fellows in MIT Libraries’ post-graduate fellowship program, will share their experiences and discuss the value of fellowships in the professional landscape. This event is open to all. You don’t need to be a member of NEASIST to…
Read MoreDecember Meetup on Information Trends from 2014
December Meetup on Information Trends from 2014 Just how closely have you been keeping up with today’s big picture? Don’t worry! We’ve picked out ten trends in information that you should know about. Come talk over what we consider the information highlights of 2014 — and if you think we’ve missed something important, catch us…
Read MoreOrganizing a student workshop: my experience with SWiF 2014
Organizing a student workshop: my experience with SWiF 2014 In Germany, we have quite a few universities as well as universities of applied science were you can study information science. Generally, these institutions have their own curricula and the students do not necessarily know other institutions. Even if researchers and lecturers from different institutions may…
Read MoreAnnouncement: Movie meets Science Vol. II
Announcement: Movie meets Science Vol. II
Read MoreAnnual Meeting (Re)mixer! Friday, November 14
Annual Meeting (Re)mixer! Friday, November 14 Looking for all the latest news & scholarship from ASIS&T’s 77th Annual Meeting, but not able to make it to Seattle? The New England Chapter is planning a happy-hour mixer with the Simmons Student Chapter at Church Restaurant on Friday, November 14. The first of us will get there…
Read MoreBoard Members
Board Members European Student Chapter of ASIS&T: Maria Henkel, chair / social media Information Science, Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf Universitätsstraße 1, Düsseldorf, Germany Email: maria.henkel[at]hhu.de Homepage Joanna Mazur, co-chair University of Warsaw Krakowskie PrzedmieÅ›cie 26/28, 00-927, Poland Email: j.mazur[at]delab.uw.edu.pl Jure Žilić, secretary Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Osijek, Croatia Trg Svetog Trojstva 3,…
Read MoreGreetings from the new board!
Greetings from the new board! Hi all, since October 15, we have a new ESC board – and it is larger than ever! Some of the members may be familiar to you while others are not. Time for a presentation of the new board members! Christine Meschede, Heinrich-Heine-University Düsseldorf Christine fills the newletter editor position in…
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