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STAT!Ref – Full text medical resources at your fingertips!
STAT!Ref includes online medical books that contain everything from consumer health and trauma surgery to cardiovascular diseases and neuroanatomy. Find answers about diagnosis, treatments,...
Four Publishers Confirm Cooperation with MIT Open Access Policy
Hindawi Publishing, Rockefeller University Press, the Society for Industrial & Applied Mathematics (SIAM), and the University of California Press have confirmed cooperation with the...
American Meteorological Society Confirms Full Cooperation With MIT Faculty Open Access Policy
The American Meteorological Society (AMS) has confirmed that their recently adopted policy on open access repositories is fully consistent with the new MIT Faculty...
New Podcast: Craig Carter on the MIT Faculty Open Access Policy
The latest in the series of podcasts on scholarly publication and copyright is an interview with Craig Carter, Professor of Materials Science and Engineering....
American Physical Society Confirms Full Support of MIT Faculty Open Access Policy
The American Physical Society (APS) has confirmed that they are fully cooperating with the new MIT Faculty Open Access Policy. Joe Serene, APS Treasurer...
Tunes on the run: Naxos Music Library for iPhone
The Naxos Music Library, already loved by many of you, just got better… If you have an iPhone, you can take Naxos with you...
New Video: Fair Use of Copyrighted Content
The Libraries are offering a new video, A Window on Fair Use, which provides an overview of US Copyright law’s Fair Use provisions. The...
Beatles on USB at Lewis Music Library
The complete Beatles on a USB drive? Yes! This remastered set has the 13 original studio albums and Past Masters plus mini-documentary films, original...
IAP 2010: The International Music Score Library Project and the future of digital repositories
Edward W. Guo founded the International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP) in 2006 to create a virtual library of public domain music scores. He...