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The Eda Kuhn Loeb Music Library at Harvard University in Cambridge, MA, serves as a vital resource for musical research and performance, housing a diverse collection of books, scores, periodicals, and sound recordings. Its extensive archives support a wide range of musical disciplines, including historical musicology, music theory, ethnomusicology, and composition. Among its notable collections are the Archive of World Music, featuring field recordings and commercial music of ethnomusicological interest, and the Stephen Blum Collection, which emphasizes Persian sung poetry. The library also includes the Isham Memorial Library, dedicated to rare original books and scores, providing a quiet space for research and study. Generated from the website

Cabot Science Library, located within the Science Center at Harvard University, offers a wide array of innovative spaces designed for collaboration, study, and multimedia production. The library supports science and engineering education with resources such as media studios, group study rooms, and an AR VR Studio for immersive experiences. The library is committed to accessibility and inclusivity, featuring ADA-compliant facilities and resources tailored to meet the needs of Harvard faculty, staff, and students. With a focus on promoting research and learning, Cabot Science Library provides an environment conducive to both quiet study and group engagements. Generated from the website

The Chemistry Information Commons in Cambridge, MA is a collaborative space located on the 2nd floor of the Chemistry Building's North Tower. It provides students and staff with a modern environment for work, study, and collaboration, along with access to chemistry literature and databases. The Commons also houses the Chemistry Librarian's office, offering research services and expertise in chemistry information. With small and large group rooms, study spaces, and a reference collection, the Chemistry Information Commons caters to the needs of researchers in the field. It operates during standard hours and offers after-hours access to members of the Chemistry Department. The space is designed to promote collaboration, inquiry, and interaction among individuals interested in chemistry.Generated from the website