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BrowZine: A new tool for a new year
The MIT Libraries is happy to offer a new and easy way to keep up (or catch up) with journals from the comfort of...
What do you need in a data visualization lab?
The MIT Libraries strives to meet the varied needs of the MIT community. We’re now exploring potential additional services, including visualization software and a visualization...
Need help creating a data management plan? Try the DMPTool
Did you know that your funding agency likely requires you to share your research data? And that you may have to submit a data...
Explore design visualization and integration in the International Journal of Architectural Research
Design creativity and integrated visualization are explored in a special issue of the International Journal of Architectural Research (Archnet-IJAR), available now on Archnet. Jack Steven Goulding...
Save that receipt
It’s small: a bit over an inch high, not quite that wide, and only half an inch thick at its thickest point. It’s the...
DOT releases Public Access Plan
The Department of Transportation (DOT) recently released its Public Access Plan in compliance with the White House Directive. The plan takes effect at the...
Stressed? Throw on that apron!
With holiday festivities ramping up and the semester coming to a close, some level of stress seems inevitable. While it’s not a solution for...
Win an award for using IPUMS data in your research
If you have used data from the Integrated Public Use Microdata Series (IPUMS) in your research, consider submitting your paper for the IPUMS Research Award,...
Find your space
Looking for places to work in teams or to practice presentations? The Libraries’ group study spaces are the answer! Some are first-come, first-serve, while others can be...