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Experience shows that joint financing of public goods works

Today, for our final Open Access Week story, we celebrate MIT’s 13-year-old open access policy: a legal tool that lets authors hold onto rights under copyright so they can share their scholarly articles and let others reuse and remix them.  More than

This October is the 15th anniversary of International Open Access Week, a celebration of the open sharing of research knowledge in scholarly publications. The 2023 theme, “Community over Commercialization,” syncs well with one of MIT Libraries’

This October is the 15th anniversary of International Open Access Week, a celebration of the open sharing of research knowledge in scholarly publications. The 2023 theme, “Community over Commercialization,” syncs well with one of MIT Libraries’

The inaugural MIT Prize for Open Data, which included a $2,500 cash prize, was awarded to 10 individual and group research projects last fall. Presented jointly by the School of Science and the MIT Libraries, the prize recognizes MIT-affiliated

The inaugural MIT Prize for Open Data, which included a $2,500 cash prize, was awarded to 10 individual and group research projects last fall. Presented jointly by the School of Science and the MIT Libraries, the prize recognizes MIT-affiliated

From Nicolas Ghesquière’s 10 years at Louis Vuitton to Seán McGirr’s first collection for Alexander McQueen, Paris was alight with landmark moments

2023 was a patchy year for auction houses and galleries but a surge in luxury goods and big-name sales softened the blow

The barrister on acting for Johnny Depp and Prince Harry, his battle over phone hacking — and why the super-famous are human beings too

The South African musician discusses drawing from his native traditions ahead of his concerto’s London premiere