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Welcome students! Check out the Libraries’ Orientation 2013 events
Welcome to the MIT Libraries! We look forward to meeting you. Join us for an event and learn what the Libraries have to offer,...
Pre-semester extended hours begin Wednesday, August 28
In preparation of the new academic year, the MIT Libraries will offer extended hours from Wednesday, August 28 through Friday, August 30. Barker, Dewey,...
Back to school soon? Get organized!
Want to get a head start on the school year? Find the best way to organize & store your citations, data, PDFs, & other...
APIs for scholarly resources: A guide for getting started
APIs, short for application programming interface, are tools used to share content and data between software applications. APIs are used in many contexts, but...
By JoVE, we’ve got it!
You might be one of the many researchers at MIT enjoying the resource JoVE. It’s a way to “read” and see science in motion!...
OneMine helps you dig deeper
Although today you won’t find a Course called “Mining Engineering” at MIT, people have been interested from the Institute’s beginning in 1865 (Course 3,...
New Energy Statistics Database from the U.N.
Need to compare data on energy production and use across countries over time? Try the United Nations Energy Statistics Database, available for download from...
Ever wonder where MIT history lives? Explore the MIT Institute Archives & Special Collections
MIT’s history comes alive in the Institute Archives and Special Collections. Come explore! Kevin Lynch’s The Image of the City is a landmark of city...
Libraries closed on Thursday, July 4
All MIT libraries will be closed for Independence Day, Thursday, July 4. The Libraries will resume summer hours on Friday, July 5. Please see...