Category: Science

News from the MIT Press
Fall 2020
MIT Press launches Rapid Reviews: COVID-19, an open access journal This summer, the MIT Press launched Rapid Reviews: COVID-19 (RR:C19), an open access overlay...

STAT Plus now available
Access in-depth biotech, pharma, and life sciences coverage and analysis
The MIT community now has access to STAT Plus, a premium subscription service for in-depth biotech, pharma, policy, and life science coverage and analysis....

Ye Li and Kai Alexis Smith named ARL Leadership & Career Development Program fellows
Ye Li, chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science and engineering librarian, and Kai Alexis Smith, art, architecture, and urban planning librarian, are among the 24...

Learn with the Libraries: Summer 2019
New opportunities to build your skills
Learn tips that will help you with all stages of your research. Click on a workshop to learn more and register. July 9: Writing...

News from the MIT Press
MIT Press launches new Fund for Diverse Voices
The MIT Press has a long and rich history of publishing books by and about underrepresented groups in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM),...

Encyclopedia of Sustainable Technologies arrives
The MIT Libraries is pleased to announce online access to the Encyclopedia of Sustainable Technologies, “the first multi-volume reference work to employ both Life...

World Space Week starts *now*
Learn about World Space Week and see what the Libraries have to help you enjoy it
It’s October in New England, which means you’re most likely seeing jack-o-lanterns, apple-picking ads, and pumpkin spice everywhere, but there are other exciting things...

Learn with the Libraries: Summer 2018
Build new skills over the summer
School may be out for the summer, but you can still Learn with the Libraries! We are offering several workshops on topics ranging from...

Institute Archives Spotlights Pioneering Women at MIT
Initiative builds collections of women faculty in science and engineering
A new MIT Libraries initiative aims to highlight MIT’s women faculty by acquiring, preserving, and making accessible their personal archives. The Institute Archives and...