MIT Libraries release Fair Use Quiz in mobile-friendly version
In celebration of Fair Use Week, the MIT Libraries’ Office of Scholarly Publishing, Copyright, and Licensing has launched a mobile version of the web-based...
NASA releases Public Access Plan
NASA released its Public Access Plan February 11, 2015, in compliance with the White House Directive. The policy covers both publications and data. Publications...
MIT Libraries’ Program on Information Science awarded $868,954 by Sloan Foundation
This January, the Arthur P. Sloan Foundation awarded $868,954 to a joint MIT-Harvard project focused on developing easy-to-use tools for sharing confidential research data while...
Composer forums, spring 2015
Composer Forum Series: 5 pm, Lewis Music Library Bldg. 14E-109 Reception follows. Free and open to the public. Date: Thursday, February 19, 2015. Rand...
OA research in the news: How global warming can worsen snowfalls
In the last month, Boston has set a string of records: Most snowfall in the city in a 30-day period (90.2 inches); deepest snow...
Public Access Policy released: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) released its Public Access Policy in February 2015, in compliance with the White House Directive. The...
Learn about country research: Attend a Business Monitor demonstration at MIT
Do you do research regarding business, industry, economics, or politics in other countries? Learn how to do so more effectively by attending a demonstration...
OA research in the news: Does church attendance cause people to vote?
In a paper published last month, researchers including MIT economist Jonathan Gruber use the repeal of Sunday shopping (or “blue”) laws in various states to determine that...