Category: Engineering
This just in: The ACI Scholarly Blog Index
Who says blogs don’t have a place at the information table? This month the MIT Libraries began a subscription to ACI Scholarly Blog Index,...
Business Information for Engineers and Scientists
Understand the commercial potential for your ideas, how to find partners, and sources for financial support
This session will introduce engineers and scientists to business information resources that will help you understand the commercial potential for your ideas, how to...
OA research in the news: Volkswagen emissions may increase mortality rates in Europe
In 2015, Volkswagen admitted to doctoring software in its diesel cars so they would pass emissions tests. The company had sold 11 million of...
IAP 2017: Biology research
Explore our workshop offerings
Learn about gene research, biology business information, and more. Biotech Business Information for Engineers and Scientists Wed, Jan 11, 11am-12:30pm, 14N-132 Register Contact: Georgiana...
IAP 2017: Business research
Explore our workshop offerings
Gather detailed business information using our databases. Biotech Business Information for Engineers and Scientists Wed, Jan 11, 11am-12:30pm, 14N-132 Register Contact: Georgiana McReynolds Business...
From one print journal to a digital library: Agricultural engineering
MIT Libraries have added several databases in agriculture, food, and water recently: CAB Abstracts and Water Intelligence Online are examples. And while our newest...
authors@MIT: Matthew Claudel
Co-author of The City of Tomorrow
Please join us as we celebrate the publication of The City of Tomorrow (Yale University Press), an exciting new book from Carlo Ratti and Matthew Claudel which...
A very old map made new
Geological map of the United Kingdom joins Hayden collection
Some in the MIT community will know that just over 200 years ago, the first geological map of the United Kingdom was created by...
Engineering librarians convene and celebrate
Serving the needs of engineers in a digital age
Much of the world knows the strength of the MIT Libraries engineering resources, but did you know the librarians who work with our engineers...