Halloween treat: Monster Book of Monsters’ transformation
There have been spooky happenings in the Maihaugen Gallery this Halloween. A medieval chant book, originally from the fifteenth or sixteenth century, has inexplicably...
OA research in the news: Nanoparticles attack aggressive tumors
MIT chemical engineers have developed a new treatment for an aggressive form of breast cancer whose tumors resist chemotherapy drugs. Led by David H....
Final weeks to see “Noteworthy Connections” exhibit
Noteworthy Connections: Music in the MIT Libraries will be on display until December 31, 2013 in the Libraries’ Maihaugen Gallery. The exhibit delves into the holdings of the Lewis...
MIT students engage with open access at Libraries event
Last Wednesday, more than 30 MIT students and researchers stopped by the Office of Scholarly Publishing & Licensing table in Lobby 10 set up...
Save your sound!
Do you have videos of family events, audio recordings of music recitals, or other personal audiovisual treasures? Save your recordings and share your audiovisual...
Praise for MIT open access articles
More reasons celebrate International Open Access Week, October 21–25 The thank-you note arrived with language echoing the voices of many other readers of MIT...
Downloads of MIT faculty open access articles top 1.3 million
Articles in the Open Access Articles Collection in DSpace@MIT have been downloaded more than 1,380,000 times since the collection was created in October 2009...
Global reach: The Open Access Articles Collection at 4
This month, the Open Access Articles Collection, created to house articles made available under the MIT Faculty Open Access Policy, turns four. In those...
Barker Library closing early on Friday, Oct. 25
Barker Library will close at 4:00pm on Friday, October 25 for the Postdoctoral Association and Librarian Meet-N-Greet event. Access to the Barker 24/7 study...