OA research in the news: A breakthrough in endometriosis research
Over the years Linda Griffith has undergone many surgeries for endometriosis, a condition in which tissue that normally grows in the uterus is found...
Hayden Library’s new mobile device charging station
Update, July 2016: Please note that we no longer have this charging station. Forgot your phone charging cable? Hayden Library now hosts a KwikBoost...
Next open mic in the Lewis Music Library – March 7
Back by popular demand: Library music! Open mic in the Lewis Music Library, a chance to try out the new piano. Come jam, perform,...
Open-score intro to the Beethoven quartets – March 6
Open-Score Introduction to the Beethoven Quartets: The Jupiter Quartet, hosted by Teresa Neff. Quartet in G Major, Op. 18, No. 2; Quartet in E-flat...
Discussion: Scientific imaging for artwork & other cultural heritage materials
Discussion: Thursday, February 27, 2014, 11:00 am, 14N-132 (DIRC) New scientific imaging tools offer the capability to see distinctive details on a 16th century...
Be an OECD Student Ambassador: and have a chance to go to Paris!
Interested in the world economy or international relations? Then become an OECD Student Ambassador! Deadline: March 30th. Student Ambassadors are undergraduates who engage with...
Paper engineering page turns for music scores – March 3rd
Paper Engineering Page Turns for Music Scores Come spend an hour with composer and vocalist Erin Gee and MIT Libraries Conservator Jana Dambrogio as...
Composer Charles Shadle – Wednesday, March 5
Composer forum series: Charles Shadle Western Saddlebag: Cowboy Songs and the Craft of Composition. Charles Shadle, MIT Senior Lecturer in Music and Theater Arts. The...
OA research in the news: MIT names new provost and chancellor
Two MIT faculty members have been named provost and chancellor, the Institute’s two most senior academic posts. Martin Schmidt, the new provost, is an...