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MIT and Royal Society of Chemistry Sign First North American “Read and Publish” Agreement for Scholarly Articles
Experiment aims to shift publishing models toward open access
The MIT Libraries and the Royal Society of Chemistry have signed a groundbreaking license agreement that incorporates elements of a traditional...
Celebrate Pride
It's Pride Month! Browse MIT Libraries' LGBTQIA+ selections
It’s Pride Month! Check out this year’s most recent highlights from the MIT Libraries’ collection of LGBTQIA+ works! All of the items...
Exterior masonry work continues at Barker Library
Window and facade work will produce noise in library spaces
The Barker Engineering Library – as part of the Institute’s investment in infrastructure renewal – will once again be impacted by...
Institute Archives Spotlights Pioneering Women at MIT
Initiative builds collections of women faculty in science and engineering
A new MIT Libraries initiative aims to highlight MIT’s women faculty by acquiring, preserving, and making accessible their personal archives. The...
Scouring Millions of Papers to Create New Materials
Libraries help make articles accessible for text and data mining
As a scientist interested in developing sustainable methods to create materials, Elsa Olivetti wanted to data mine decades of scholarly articles...
In the Laboratory of History
Through archival research, students uncover connections between MIT and slavery
In Fall 2017, the Institute launched a new two-semester course on MIT and Slavery. Co-taught by Craig Steven Wilder, the Barton...
