IAP 2013: Patents & Copyright
The MIT Libraries is offering several classes on patents and copyright during IAP! Some workshops require preregistration. Using Images in Your Work: A Look...
OA research in the news: The life of cheese
What makes a good cheese? It’s a complicated question, and one that cultural anthropologist Heather Paxson explores in her new book, The Life of...
Scopus isn’t just for the Sciences
Have you tried Scopus, one of our citation databases in Vera? Scopus’ main focus is in the sciences but it also includes strong coverage...
Mark the date, save your data!
IAP panel discussion on the importance of sharing, managing and preserving research data Monday, January 7, 2013, 11 am – 1 pm, 4-149 You...
Winter vacation hours begin Friday, December 21
The MIT Libraries winter vacation hours begin this Friday, December 21 and continue through Sunday, January 6, 2013. Barker, Dewey, Hayden (Humanities & Science),...
A Knovel gift for the holidays
As a graduate student in Chemical Engineering, MIT’s Patrick Heider is very familiar with variables of time and pressure. And as this year’s winner...
New World Cinema: Independent Features & Shorts, 1990-Present
Hundreds of films from all over the world! New World Cinema includes full-length feature films as well as award-winning short films. Many are award-winning (collectively...
Finals week survival kit from the MIT Libraries
Need help getting through finals week? We’ve got lots of things in our survival kit to help you: Finals week study breaks — Take a...
OA research in the news: Sarma named “experimenter-in-chief”
Award winning teacher and mechanical engineering professor Sanjay Sarma has been named MIT’s first Director of Digital Learning. His job will be to assess...