REDISCOVERIES: LONG LOST TREASURES OF COOPER UNION HISTORY
November 11, 2009

Exhibition of documents from a cache of Cooper and Hewitt family and business papers newly received from the Passaic County Historical Society.

On display November 16 – December 18 in the Cooper Union Library
Monday to Thursday 11 AM to 7 PM
Friday to Sunday 12 to 5 PM

Opening Reception: Monday November 16 at 6:30 PM.

New Database: Material ConneXion
September 10, 2009

Information on over 1,400 materials and processes, including polymers, cement-based materials, glass, metals, ceramics, natural materials, and carbon-based materials. All the materials are juried into the database by a panel of material specialists and knowledgeable professionals.

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3 New E-book Collections from Knovel
September 3, 2009

More than 300 e-book titles are included in 3 new collections from Knovel:

• Sustainable Energy & Development
• Earth Sciences
• Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

The addition of these collections provides access to over 2,000 Knovel e-books!

Safari Books Online
September 1, 2009

50 e-book titles in the areas of programming languages, applications, digital photography, and more. For more information, contact Julie Castelluzzo, Electronic Services Librarian, or call the Reference Desk at 212-353-4186.

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More JSTOR!
August 25, 2009

Access to JSTOR collections now includes Arts & Sciences V as well as Arts & Sciences III.

The Arts & Sciences V collection builds on previously introduced disciplines, adding important literary reviews and state historical journals. It will also widen the scope of core disciplines in the arts and humanities, such as philosophy, history, classics, religion, art and art history, and language and literature. When complete, the collection will number at least 120 titles.