Body: "Library and information science" is the field of the organizing and safe storage of written, digital reproductions, or graphic materials to maximize user accessibility to these materials.
A few notable experts of "Library and information science" include Ada Adler from Denmark, (c. 1900) and Laura Bush, former first lady of the United States.
People study "Library and information science" in order to acquire the vocational training needed to help improve the administration and establishing of functioning, expanding library resources in every possible community and for populations everywhere.
studying various methods of cataloging materials, methods of digital reproductions, studying how to catalog and manage specific types of collections such as legal or scientific or medical, etc. are a few themes of "Library and information science".