MIT Press publishes new book on open access by Peter Suber
The MIT press has just published a new book by Peter Suber which offers a concise introduction to open access. Suber, the key chronicler...
Study Sanctuary—Hayden’s Lipchitz Courtyard
The Lipchitz Courtyard within Building 14 (adjacent to Hayden Library) is a hidden gem—a quiet, leafy retreat where you can find a sunny or...
New events-driven analysis from EIU
Do you rely on the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) Country Intelligence (libraries.mit.edu/get/eiu) for frequent forecasts of economic and political conditions? Have you used their...
OA research in the news: Biologist Kaiser named MIT provost
Biology Professor Chris Kaiser started his job as provost last week, succeeding MIT’s new president, Rafael Reif. Kaiser, a cell biologist who studies protein...
MIT Institute Archives in the Cambridge Open Archives Tour on July 12
The Cambridge Historical Society is hosting its fourth annual Open Archives Tour, July 9-12, 2012. MIT is participating along with eleven other organizations throughout...
Libraries closed on Independence Day
All MIT libraries will be closed for Independence Day, Wednesday, July 4. The Libraries will resume regular hours on Thursday, July 5. Please see...
OA research in the news: Zebrafish offer clues to autism
Researchers led by biologist Hazel Sive are using zebrafish to help learn about the biological mechanisms behind human brain disorders like autism. In a...