Category: Science

Ada Lovelace Grant recipient announced

Ada Lovelace Grant recipient announced

Jessika Khazrik will create web archive of work by environmental activist and scientist Pierre Malychef

Graduate student Jessika Khazrik is the first recipient of the Ada Lovelace Grant, a new grant at MIT that encourages and supports projects at...

Humanities
IAP 2017: Biology research

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...

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Changes are coming to Hayden

Changes are coming to Hayden

Project aims to improve access and examine space use

This IAP, the Libraries will be making improvements to user spaces and ease of access to materials in Hayden Library. By rearranging collections within...

Humanities
OA research in the news: Using MRIs for fetal scans

OA research in the news: Using MRIs for fetal scans

Doctors usually check fetal development with ultrasound imaging, which can monitor a baby’s growth and show blood flow through the placenta, the organ that...

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Elements show leaves Rotch Library October 9

Elements show leaves Rotch Library October 9

Goes on loan at MIT NRL

Elements: An Exhibit of Photographs Capturing Scientific Phenomena will come down from the walls of Rotch Library on October 9, 2016.  The show will...

Art & architecture & planning

Images of Science and Technology: Wikipedia Edit-a-thon

October 21, 2016 12 - 4pm

Help add images to Wikipedia!

Join us to learn about how to contribute photographs and other media to Wikimedia Commons, a collection of 30+ million freely licensed media files...

Science

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...

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authors@MIT: Matthew Claudel

October 12, 2016 5pm

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...

Art & architecture & planning
A very old map made new

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...

Art & architecture & planning