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OpenFlow–Based Load Balancing for Wireless Mesh Network.

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A Dynamic Resource Allocation Model for Guaranteeing Quality of Service in Software Defined Networking Based Cloud Computing Environment

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“Collaborating with Colleagues: Starting a Special Interest Group in Business and Economics Librarianship,”

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The Impact of the Next-generation ILS on Library Consortium in the USA

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“Conceptualizing the Integration of Digital Humanities in Instructional Services: Possibilities to Enhance Digital Literacy Skills in the 21st Century,”

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Global Scholarly Communication: the Role of Diverse Librarians

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Beyond Traditional Librarianship: Librarians’ Roles in an International Education and Exchange Program

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“The Embedded Librarian as an Entrepreneur in a Startup University,”

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“The Value of Intellectual Freedom in Twenty First Century China: Changes, Challenges and Progress,”

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Chinese graduate students and the Canadian academic library: a user study at the University of Windsor.

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Ming Qing Women’s Writings

This talk is the last session in the CALA Speaker Series: Describing Chinese Rare Books and Cultural Heritage Collections. It can be accessed via…