You are cordially invited to attend the inaugural SPARK Talks. Thursday October 22, 2015 4-6pm Olin Library Room 107. Get inspired by five-minute lightning talks by your fellow graduate and postdoctoral students on ...
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Yesterday, Sean Patev (plant pathology) set up shop in the Engineering Library study space in Carpenter Hall. He brought along a 3D printer and printed two objects right before our eyes – a small ...
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The deadline to submit your proposal for a SPARK talk is coming up soon! What is SPARK talks? Read on.. Cornell University Library is proud to host SPARK Talks – a series of ...
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The Engineering Library is proud to present its newly updated and redesigned website. See the screenshot below. We improved some features, including providing a ...
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There are several new resources available online, notably 120,000 items from the Springer ebook archive, 1842-2004. These may make great course reserve readings as Springer has PDF chapter and whole book downloads; we have ...
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In observance of Independence Day, our libraries will be CLOSED tomorrow, Friday July 3 and Saturday, July 4th. For hours at any time, please see the library website.
New Scientist – is now available online from Elsevier/Science Direct. You can now access issues from 2006 to the present issue. Google Magazines has a partial backfile available as well, years 1952-1989. See here ...
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We have upgraded our ChemDraw software and found this webinar (happening today!) may help you adjust to the newer version: ChemDraw 15 – The Aesthetics of Drawing with Compound Interest’s http://go.perkinelmer.com/e/32222/register-3194550037008502273/p295n/197659277 <– register now! ...
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Coffee Hour Book Talk featuring Rodney Dietert: “Look Again: a Second Chance at Overcoming Your Roadblocks” Friday, May 8 at 4pm Mann 160 Coffee and Manndible refreshments to be served starting 3:45pm Take ...
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Sharing Your Data – Workshop! Tuesday, April 28, 2015 10-11:30am Mann 160 Registration requested – sign up here. The NSF and other funding agencies have already adopted data sharing policies. Publishers also have ...
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We have a guest blogger today! Amy Blumenthal of Cornell University Library IT shares what goes on with Passkey, how you really gain access off campus and why sometimes it doesn’t seem to work ...
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The papers from the Society of Automotive Engineers are now available to Cornell users in full-text going all the way back to 1906. One of the oldest Cornell published paper is “Temperatures of Pneumatic ...
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Metadata Workshop Thursday, February 26, 2015 10-11:30am Mann 160 How do you describe your digital data and document the steps you take to analyze it? Are your files sufficiently organized and ...
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