As part of the gradual restoration of services, the following services are now available at the Engineering Library study space at Carpenter Hall, all during the following hours: 9 AM-9 PM Monday – Thursday ...
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Attention undergraduate, in both Engineering and other colleges: Are you unable to purchase your textbooks? The Library may be able to help! We have a limited amount of funding available for students requiring assistance. ...
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Hidden Figures: Film Screening and Poster Unveiling Tuesday, March 3 4:30 p.m. Willard Straight Theatre NASA scientists Mary Jackson, Katherine Johnson, and Dorothy Vaughan blazed trails as female African American scientists who helped ...
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Call for ASEE section conference papers and posters Students and faculty are encouraged to submit proposals for the 2020 American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) St. Lawrence Section Annual Conference on April 3-4, 2020, which will ...
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Come out for food, activities, and conversation about open-access publishing and scholarship! The Open Access Fair will be held Thursday, October 24, from 1pm-3pm in the Mann Library Lobby. The fair will include information, activities, ...
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Get tips on getting published from a panel discussion with: Geoffrey Coates from the chemistry journal ACS Macromolecules Csaba Csáki from SciPost and the physics journal European Physical Journal C Philip Nicholson from the ...
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Please join us for Inside Scoop, a Cornell Library Information Fair for Graduate Students. Graduate Students, new and returning, are welcome. Please come and enjoy free ice cream and appetizers, drinks, and door prizes ...
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Browzine is a new tool which Cornell University Library has subscribed to that allows you to add journals to your personalized ‘bookshelf’ and review new and past content in a form that is much ...
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A new poster has gone up at the Engineering Library study space in Carpenter Hall entitled “Hollister Hall, Carpenter Hall and the Future of the Engineering Quad”. Cornell and the College of Engineering are ...
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We are gradually making the videos of the sessions from the 2019 Research from Start to Publish workshop as they receive closed captioning. Those available now include the initial keynote by Prof. Roald Hoffmann, Nobel ...
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Our consultant partners for the Olin & Uris Feasibility Study, Brightspot Strategy, will conduct open design research workshops for staff, students and faculty in the coming weeks. This will be a great chance to ...
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Join Skillsoft, ACSU, and IEEE to learn more about the upcoming career fair! Skillsoft will be giving tips to get you prepared for the Career Fair and land your internship for the summer! Freshmen ...
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Join the Cornell journal editors list! Working with the Faculty Library Board, Cornell University Library seeks to foster an exchange of experience and ideas among editors of scholarly journals published at Cornell, as well ...
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The Cornell Chronicle recently covered Cornell University Library’s “Research from Start to Publish” workshop held on January 7 and 8. Full information can be seen at their posting here: http://news.cornell.edu/stories/2019/01/how-do-you-flourish-scientific-publishing-ask-librarian
January 7, 2019 9:30 a.m. 120 Physical Sciences Building (overflow in PSB 401; Zoom instructions below) Nobel laureate Roald Hoffmann shares personal reflections and practical advice about scientific publishing, including submission letters, anonymous ...
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