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Join us next week, @mitgradstudents! No registration necessary. x.com/mitlibraries/s…

Support for Direct to Open (D2O) brings vital research to communities that need it most. Participating libraries receive #openaccess to thousands of our backlist titles that benefit faculty, students, and independent researchers. Learn how to get involved: bit.ly/3SSSyrC

If you can study it at MIT, we've got an expert for it. Get to know our subject specialists: libraries.mit.edu/experts/

The MIT Libraries provides MIT community members digital subscriptions to the New York Times, the Wall St. Journal, the Financial Times, and The Economist. See our guide to create an account: ow.ly/Mo8950T4tyb @mitstudents @mitgradstudents

Summer isn’t over yet! Explore the 2024 MIT Summer Reading List, which includes work from Media Lab students, faculty members, and alumni. news.mit.edu/2024/summer-re…

Nominations are due 9/15 for the MIT Prize for Open Data, which includes a $2,500 prize. Anyone conducting research at MIT is eligible, with a preference for trainees (research technicians, @mitstudents, @mitgradstudents, postdocs). Self-noms encouraged! ow.ly/gWOz50T6vkV

MIT Libraries 📚 welcomes new graduate students to join them for an engaging open house event at the Nexus in Hayden Library. Drop by during the event (11:00-12:30 and 1:30-3:00) on 8/27 to connect with library staff for interactive demos, snacks, raffles, and to meet experts☕

Stop by Hayden today 11-12:30 or 1:30-3. Open to all new @mitgradstudents x.com/mitlibraries/s…

Coming to the Maihaugen Gallery in October: "Out of Antiquity: The 'Dead Cities' in Syria and their Islamic Architectural Legacy." ow.ly/syb950T6qJ8

Great news! The construction project to upgrade the compact shelving system in the Hayden Library stacks has been completed ahead of schedule, and the basement level has reopened for browsing collections and studying. ow.ly/mkzT50T8QM4

Everyone in the MIT community has access to Constellate’s Skill-build 2024. Join this 10-week course to learn programming and new research methods using Large Language Models and Machine Learning. Course starts Sept. 13. ow.ly/bvCT50T6rjP

Join us at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) campus on Thursday, September 12th, for a delightful event: the 34th First Annual Ig Nobel Prize ceremony! This awards evening will honor scientific achievements that make people laugh — and think. Tickets are on sale now 👇🏻 bit.ly/4cnkH14

All library locations will be closed Monday, Sept. 2, for the Labor Day holiday. 24/7 study spaces are available in Barker, Dewey, Hayden, and Rotch with MIT ID. libraries.mit.edu/hours/

Register for our virtual forum Sept. 12 to hear from MIT Libraries, Bucknell University, UConn Library & Université de Montréal librarians about leaving big deal journal packages. Learn how they planned, communicated & realized huge savings while ensuring access. All welcome! sparcopen.org/event/2024-acr…

Good news! Rotch Library 24/7 study space will now be a permanent service. ow.ly/HSN850Teeuy

The Libraries were thrilled to host more than 70 new @MITgradstudents last week for our orientation event. Congrats to our raffle winners! If you missed it, check out our story for links to some of the services and resources that were featured. ow.ly/Owii50Tevnb

SEPT. 12: ACRL/SPARC Forum “Learning from Libraries’ Growing Experience with Unbundling” ow.ly/EBHH50T6uCh

Just over a week left to submit a nomination for the MIT Prize for Open Data, with a $2,500 award. Self-nominations are encouraged. Deadline: Sept. 15 at 5pm. See details at libraries.mit.edu/opendata/ @scienceMIT @mitstudents @mitgradstudents

Join MIT Libraries' Distinctive Collections and archivists & historians from across Cambridge for Open Archives 2024! Sept. 14, 1-3pm, Lorentz Park. Explore the rich history of our city at this free event hosted by the Cambridge Historical Commission. ow.ly/ckef50T8Vai

📖 Today is National Read a Book Day! 📕 Celebrate the joy of reading by diving into a great book. Share your current read or favorite book below. Check out MIT Reads by MIT Libraries and MIT Press Bookstore 👉 libraries.mit.edu/mit-reads/