• STEM Pride Table at Snell Library Lobby, Boston

    Join the Northeastern University Library in promotion of STEM resources about LGBTQIA+ topics. The table will be staffed from 11-1pm but you are welcome to visit any time. You can also peruse our list of recommended reads. If you have any suggestions for inclusion on the list, please email STEM Librarian Alyn Gamble.

  • Data Rescue-athon

    Since January 2025, many U.S. government data sets, webpages, and other digital resources have disappeared from federal agency websites. While you can find backups for some of these materials, others have been completely lost. Join us in working with a network of academic libraries, data repositories, and other groups to back up this data and […]

  • Fusion Book Club Pop-Up

    108 SN

    Stop by the table in the Snell Engineering Center, in the first floor hallway between SN 108 and SN 168, to learn about Fusion Book Club, vote on upcoming book and movie night picks, browse books, and pick up some Fusion swag!

  • Fusion Book Club: Social & Book Recommendation Swap

    Are you curious about the Fusion Book Club? We meet monthly to highlight and discuss diverse voices in STEM. Join us to chat and swap book recommendations with students, faculty, and librarians, learn more about fall events, vote for upcoming book and movie night picks, and enjoy some food together. This event will be held in […]

  • Start Smart: Foundations of Evidence Synthesis

    Recurring

    "Start Smart: Foundations of Evidence Synthesis" is a hands-on virtual workshop series on conducting evidence syntheses, such as systematic reviews.  As part of the workshop series, participants will select an appropriate methodology for their research question, compose a protocol, build a systematic search strategy, and prepare to begin screening articles.  The intended audience includes faculty, staff researchers, […]

  • Start Smart: Foundations of Evidence Synthesis

    Recurring

    "Start Smart: Foundations of Evidence Synthesis" is a hands-on virtual workshop series on conducting evidence syntheses, such as systematic reviews.  As part of the workshop series, participants will select an appropriate methodology for their research question, compose a protocol, build a systematic search strategy, and prepare to begin screening articles.  The intended audience includes faculty, staff researchers, […]

  • Start Smart: Foundations of Evidence Synthesis

    Recurring

    "Start Smart: Foundations of Evidence Synthesis" is a hands-on virtual workshop series on conducting evidence syntheses, such as systematic reviews.  As part of the workshop series, participants will select an appropriate methodology for their research question, compose a protocol, build a systematic search strategy, and prepare to begin screening articles.  The intended audience includes faculty, staff researchers, […]

  • Fusion Book Club: Movie Night

    Please join the Fusion Book Club for a film screening, discussion, and pizza. When: Monday, October 19 at 4:30pm (ET) Where: Snell Library Research and Teaching Hub (SL-215A) What we are watching: To be determined by your votes! Cast your vote starting Sept 14. Take a break to watch a film, enjoy some food, and connect with one another. Register here.

  • Start Smart: Foundations of Evidence Synthesis

    Recurring

    "Start Smart: Foundations of Evidence Synthesis" is a hands-on virtual workshop series on conducting evidence syntheses, such as systematic reviews.  As part of the workshop series, participants will select an appropriate methodology for their research question, compose a protocol, build a systematic search strategy, and prepare to begin screening articles.  The intended audience includes faculty, staff researchers, […]

  • Human in the Loop: Expectations in the Agentic AI Era

    160 Snell Library (virtual link also available)

    The discussion covers which fundamentals have become more important rather than less, where new graduates fall short when an AI system produces the first draft, what curricula should stop doing to make room, and what a student beginning a degree today should do differently. The format is conversational, with no presentations. The final portion of […]