Category: Science
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How to get published in IEEE journals
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Attention, would-be IEEE authors! Ruth Wolfish, IEEE client services manager, will present “How to get published in IEEE journals.” This overview of...
Brown Bag: The Visual Component
More than Pretty Pictures with Felice Frankel
Join the Program on Information Science for our May Brown Bag with Felice Frankel, research scientist in the Center for Materials Science and Engineering here...
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“Water, Water, Every Where…” [1]
Libraries resources on the topic of water
One of the most active areas of ongoing research and coursework at MIT is water: its technologies, policies, present resources, and...
Changes in Journal Citation Reports (JCR) improve analysis of journals
Perhaps you’ve used JCR from Thomson Reuters to find the “impact factor” of a journal, to compare journals, or to discover...
Synthesis eBooks: A great place to start in EECS
Overviews of cutting-edge topics in EECS and more
The MIT Libraries is pleased to announce access to the latest collection in the Synthesis Digital Library of Engineering and Computer...
Electrochemical Society offers free credits to publish open access articles
OA publishing for MIT authors through Libraries' "ECS Plus" subscription
The MIT Libraries now subscribe to ECS Plus, which includes access to all Electrochemical Society content and unlimited free credits to...
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New book co-written by Noam Chomsky explores the evolution of language
Alfred Russel Wallace, a naturalist and co-discoverer of evolution by natural selection, once said he was confused about language because humans...