Win a bookstore gift card!

The library is giving away 25 $10 gift cards to the campus bookstore (just in time for holiday shopping!) Just try out our search bookmarklet and complete our quick 6 question survey @ http://www.stevens.edu/library/research/surveypage.html

Soft Matter

The library now provides access to the journal Soft Matter. Soft Matter focuses on the interface between physics, biology, chemical engineering, materials science and chemistry, and should be of particular interest to physicists, biophysicists, bioengineers, biological scientists, biochemists, chemical engineers, materials scientists, surface scientists, physical, organic and theoretical chemists.

S.C. Williams Library 2011 Annual Report

This year, the library decided to publish our annual report as an infographic. We thought the current trend of representing data graphically would help highlight our astounding growth over the past several years. You can pick up a print version at the front desk of the library, or view/download the report here.

Free IoP Webinar

The Institute of Physics is sponsoring a free online talk on "The Forgotten Contributions of Medieval Physicists," on Thursday, Oct. 20th at 1pm EST.

Graduate Student Research Conference 2011

The Graduate Student Research Conference 2011 (GSRC-2011) is a conference organized and presented by the graduate students in the Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering & Science at Stevens Institute of Technology.

E-book survey + chance to win and iPad

Students: take the ebrary e-book survey, and get entered to win an iPad. The survey is about your use of e-books, and it takes less than 20 minutes (though most questions are optional, so you can make it as quick as you like!)

JSTOR releases free early journal content

JSTOR announced last week that they would be releasing all their pre-1923 journals for free. This includes almost half a million articles from over 200 journals. The content is being released gradually, starting this week, and will be accessible alongside our three current JSTOR collections (Arts and Sciences I & II + Math and Statistics) via http://ezproxy.stevens.edu/login?url=http://www.jstor.org. You can also browse the list of newly available content by discipline or by title.