The Fibonacci sequence and the golden ratio show how math and art are related in natural and man-made phenomena.

The Intitution of Engineering and Technology (The IET) celebrates International Women in Engineering Day with programs that celebrate women’s achievements.

Looking for materials to support teaching and learning with EBSCO resources in the K-12 classroom? EBSCO Connect offers lesson plans, scavenger hunts, tutorials and more.

Hear from Elisabeth Buchberger, project lead for WTI-Frankfurt-digital, provider of Polymer Library, about their experience at this year’s Hannover Fair, an international trade fair for the production industry.

Dr. Timothy Beal spoke about deep learning, experimental humanities and the role of the academic library at an ACRL talk sponsored by Atla and EBSCO. Here’s what we learned.

The Modern Language Association’s free online course teaches students how to use the MLA International Bibliography for college-level research.

High school librarian Christie Sylvester shares how EBSCO databases are supporting her school district’s college- and career-ready initiatives.

In this post, Chris Cattini, product manager at IFIS Publishing, discusses the trend of “free-from food” (i.e. gluten free, sugar free) and how relevant records in Food Science and Technology Abstracts reflect that trend.

Dr. Hilary Finchum-Sung, the incoming Executive Director of The Association for Asian Studies, publisher of Bibliography of Asian Studies, talks to EBSCO.

The school library plays an essential role in transforming learning. In honor of School Library Month, we’ve curated a list of activities and events to help school librarians celebrate with students.