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Ongoing renovations will close Barker Reading Room until early 2013

Renovations to the Barker Library Reading Room have recently been expanded in scope and complexity. As is often the case with historic restoration, previously undetected...

Engineering

Rotch Art Exhibit: Synergy

Synergy: An Experiment in Communicating Science through Art Opening October 1, 2012 in Rotch Library Eight Boston and Cape Cod professional artists have been...

Science

Survey snapshot: How MIT searches for electronic journal articles

How do you search for e-journal articles? More than half the faculty, postdocs, and other research and academic staff told us that they use...

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“Magnetic Resonance” on display in the Maihaugen Gallery

The fall exhibit in the Maihaugen Gallery showcases a unique collection on view to the public for the very first time. Magnetic Resonance: Four...

Archives & MIT history

Developing future library leaders: The MIT Libraries’ Fellows Program

What will the future of academic librarianship look like? The MIT Libraries have a few ideas. With the launch of a new fellows program,...

Preservation & conservation

Barker Reading Room Hours Update

September 11, 2012 UPDATE–Starting on September 12, Barker Library’s main reading room will be closed until 3pm every day through January 2013. The rest of...

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Games By The Book: Videogame Adaptations of Literary Works

The Hayden Library will host an interactive exhibition starting on September 7th. Patrons will be able to play a selection of video games adapted...

Humanities

Jay K. Lucker, former director of the MIT Libraries, dies at 82

Jay K. Lucker, former director of the MIT Libraries, and nationally known library building and planning consultant, passed away on Sept. 2. He was...

Archives & MIT history

International collaborations in digital preservation

The MIT Libraries are involved in collaborations that look at the broad range of digital content that universities and other organizations produce, and at...

Archives & MIT history