Category: Engineering
Climate Grand Challenges posters on view at Hayden Library
Interactive display showcases proposed solutions to some of the world's toughest problems
With the first-ever Climate Grand Challenges competition, MIT set out to mobilize the Institute’s entire research community around the most difficult...
authors@mit series returns
Talks by authors of new MIT Press publications
The MIT Press, the MIT Press Bookstore, and the MIT Libraries are delighted to announce the restart of the authors@mit series....
Learn with the Libraries: Summer 2020
New online opportunities to build your skills
Even though we are not all on campus, you can still Learn with the Libraries this summer! Click on a workshop...
Ye Li and Kai Alexis Smith named ARL Leadership & Career Development Program fellows
Ye Li, chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science and engineering librarian, and Kai Alexis Smith, art, architecture, and urban planning librarian, are...
News from the MIT Press
MIT Press launches new Fund for Diverse Voices
The MIT Press has a long and rich history of publishing books by and about underrepresented groups in science, technology, engineering,...
Encyclopedia of Sustainable Technologies arrives
The MIT Libraries is pleased to announce online access to the Encyclopedia of Sustainable Technologies, “the first multi-volume reference work to...
Learn with the Libraries: Summer 2018
Build new skills over the summer
School may be out for the summer, but you can still Learn with the Libraries! We are offering several workshops on...
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...