New engineering books cover topics from technology and ethics to personal biographies and historical advancements. Titles include insights into the lithium-ion battery, contributions of Latin* students, and the engineering methods underlying inventions. These resources aim to enhance understanding and equity in engineering education and practice. Continue reading Ten New Books in Engineering
New chemistry books include “The Beauty of Chemistry,” which highlights the aesthetic aspects of chemical processes; “Half Lives,” detailing radium’s history; and biographies of renowned chemists like Har Gobind Khorana. Other titles explore the importance of carbon, tea chemistry, nitrogen, phosphorus, and the societal impacts of chemistry. Continue reading Ten New Books in Chemistry
New books include “Literary Theory for Robots,” discussing AI’s literary roots; “Unmasking AI,” addressing bias in technology; and historical insights on early computers by Konrad Zuse. Other titles cover AI’s evolution, quantum computing, pioneering women in programming, and the societal impacts of AI. Continue reading Ten New Books in Computer Science
These books cover architectural topics including fabric innovation and women’s contributions to disability-centered design, as well as vernacular architecture. They explore historical figures like Benjamin Latrobe and Buckminster Fuller, examine the impact of politics on architectural utility, and discuss sustainable building practices. They also address heritage preservation, global architectural landmarks, and the evolution of architectural theory and practice. Continue reading Ten New Books in Architecture
These books cover topics including the revolutionary impact of CRISPR and gene editing; the evolution of human intelligence; female biology; natural toxins; historical contributions of women in science; the intersection of genetics and AI; personal scientific journeys; and biotechnology entrepreneurship. Each book offers unique insights into scientific advancements and their societal implications. Continue reading Ten New Books in Biology & Biotechnology
Gleeson’s Electronic Resources & Systems (ERS) department is celebrating by inviting a look at Open Access databases featured on our Databases pages. Continue reading Gleeson Open Access Databases
Help us welcome our two newest interns working with the Instruction and Outreach Department of Gleeson Library! Continue reading Introducing Gleeson Library’s new Social Justice and Instruction Interns
In celebration of Latine Heritage Month, we’re proud to call attention to a few relevant electronic resources available in our collection. Continue reading Key E-resources for Latine Heritage Month
On September 17th, Gleeson celebrates the Constitutional Convention of 1787-learn about new programming and information, provided by federal funds, commemorating Constitution Day. Continue reading Constitution Day and Citizenship Day 2024
The Electronic Resources & Systems department welcomes back new and returning community members alike-for your fall semester, learn how to access Gleeson library’s e-resources! Continue reading Discover Gleeson’s E-resources
