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Sandra’s husband was found dead at the foot of their house, probably the victim of a fall. Was it an accident, a suicide or murder? The upcoming trial will have to clarify the case.
Continue reading ““Anatomy of a fall” or the autopsy of a couple”
A l’occasion de l’installation Je suis d’où je vais, mise en dialogue entre sculptures et texte poétique, une petite réception est organisée le jeudi 11 avril à 17 h 00 au Salon Davis de la Bibliothèque. Vous êtes cordialement invité·es à partager ce moment en présence de l’artiste Loris Agosto et du professeur Alessandro Monsutti, co-auteurs de l’œuvre.
Jeudi 11 avril 2024, 17 h 00
Salon Davis
Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Library
78% of the journal articles published by our researchers in 2023 were open-access, compared to 66% in 2022, 52% in 2021, and 35% in 2020. This progress is driven by our Read and Publish agreements with major publishers, the OA mandates of many funders, and the conviction of most researchers that open-access publishing is good for them. But is this “gold route” sustainable in the long term?
Continue reading “Open Access Report 2023 : Geneva Graduate Institute research is more open than ever before”
As Spring is approaching, so comes the yearly Sustainability Week, and we put a small selection of titles on display at the entrance of the Library to celebrate this event. The environment and sustainable development belong to the main topics covered by the Library over the past decades. Our dedicated collection is characterised by a large scope of subjects and perspectives of study, covering topics like climate change, natural resources and conflict, among others.
Continue reading “Geneva Sustainability Week 2024, March 11-15”
The month of March is all about women and diversity, with International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8 and Geneva’s Gender Equality Week from March 1 to 10. Their mission is to raise awareness and actively advocate for a more inclusive and gender equitable world.
Continue reading “Exploring gender equality: our collections as a source of inspiration!”
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