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Part of the MIT Libraries video tutorial series. This is part 1 in a 4-part series on patent searching basics. Learn about what a patent is and why patents can be important to your research.
Learn the basics for searching Web of Science, an article database covering a broad range of subjects. If you have questions or comments, please Ask Us!
Emmanuel Music Craig Smith, music director Recorded in concert at Emmanuel Church, Boston, Mass. Recorded by Thomas Stephenson, Emmanuel Audio Recording
This tutorial demonstrates how to track who has cited an article using the database Web of Science. If you have questions or comments about the MIT Libraries, Ask Us!
Yossi Sheffi, SM '77, PhD '78, Director, Engineering Systems Division, and Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering Systems Director, MIT Center for Transportation and LogisticsDescription: Yossi Sheffi fires a shot across the bow of business ...
The Lewis Music Library's Music at MIT Oral History Project was established in 1999 to document the vibrant history of music at MIT.
A brief introduction to the MIT Libraries, showcasing its commitment to supporting the research and learning needs of MIT students wherever and whenever they need it.
Speaker: Edward W. Guo??The International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP) was started in 2006 by Edward W. Guo. According to the IMSLP website: ?"It is a project for the creation of a virtual library of public domain music scores, based on the wiki principle, but ...
Performance by the Chorallaries, MIT's student a cappella group, at the Institute Archives & Special Collections - February 2, 2010
The essential role of MIT's libraries in supporting research, teaching, and student life at MIT continues to evolve. How do the Libraries meet the needs of the MIT community "wherever and whenever" they need library resources? This video looks at how the MIT Libraries ...
The eighth annual Prokopoff Concert honoring a gift of violin music to the Lewis Music Library from Lois Craig. Performed by MIT students.
Professor Don Sadoway demonstrates to his 3.091 class how to find a chemistry paper using the MIT Libraries' resources and tools. He demos Vera, Inspec, SFX and also comments on the importance of primary sources and peer review. October 5, 2009
Illustrated talk by Professor Jeffrey Ravel at the opening of Technology and Enlightenment: The Mechanical Arts in Diderot's Encyclopédie at the MIT Libraries' Maihaugen Gallery - February 2, 2010
Power Supply: Energy Resources in the MIT Libraries with speaker Prof. Rosalind Williams
MIT Libraries' book conservator, Nancy Schrock, discusses Diderot's Encyclopédie as an example 18th century French papermaking and bookbinding. This event is part of a series of events associated with Technology and Enlightenment, an exhibition in the Libraries' ...
MIT Libraries staff and Professor Richard Holton, Chair of the faculty committee overseeing the MIT Faculty Open Access Policy, speak about open access, scholarly publishing, and the faculty policy.
The Lewis Music Library hosted a concert of East Asian music by Oori and KIOKU on March 5, 2010. MIT student pungmul group Oori began the evening by performing traditional Korean music on a variety of percussion instruments, including the jang-goo, kwaeng-ga-ri, jing, ...
A documentary originally produced by the MIT Glass Lab and edited for a 2012 MIT Libraries' exhibition on Glass at MIT.
