Position Available: Evidence Synthesis Information Scientist

Thrilled to share that the University Libraries at Virginia Tech is seeking an Evidence Synthesis Information Scientist to join our growing Evidence Synthesis Services team! The successful candidate will be an ambassador for high-quality evidence synthesis at Virginia Tech; an expert in search techniques and synthesis methods such as systematic reviews; provide

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Help Us Celebrate Retired and Retiring MAC Librarians!

Are you recently retired or thinking about retiring soon? Do you know a fellow MAC member who has already taken that step? The MAC-MLA Honors and Awards Committee would love to recognize the incredible contributions of our retired and retiring colleagues. We’re inviting you (or someone you’d like to recommend) to share

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Survey on Grey Literature in Evidence Syntheses on Environmental Health and Toxicology Topics

Dear all, If you support evidence syntheses in environmental health or toxicology, please consider completing a 10-20 minute survey described below. The survey was designed by the Evidence-Based Toxicology Collaboration (https://www.ebtox.org/), which is affiliated with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Responses are requested by March 9, 2026. Survey Link:

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Position Available: Evidence Synthesis Services Coordinator

The Health Sciences Library System (HSLS) at the University of Pittsburgh is excited to invite applications for an Evidence Synthesis Services Coordinator a leadership role shaping and expanding a high-impact evidence synthesis program at a leading research institution. This position blends hands-on systematic review work with service development, training, and innovation, including strategic

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CFP last chance: EmpLibs conference (held May 13-14, 2026)

The 9th Empirical Librarians conference, “EmpLibs,” call for proposals (CFP) has been extended and is due Tuesday, January 20th, 2026!  Looking for some cool facts about EmpLibs? EmpLibs is the conference that unites librarians who help researchers with librarians who are researchers, to share our insights. Presentations focus on practical “how to.”

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