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Welcome to the Chemistry Research Guide
This guide shows the best places to start your research in Chemistry. Access tools to find background information, journal articles, books, multimedia, websites and citing and copyright tools.
Use the tabs at the top of the page to start your research
Every subject area has a LITS liaison who specializes in the technology tools and library materials used in that discipline. Don't hesitate to contact any liaison to request a reference consultation or a bibliographic instruction session at the library for your class, ask a research question, or to suggest purchasing books or other materials to add to our collection.
Mary Glackin is the LITS liaison for Chemistry
and is here to help with Chemistry research
Chembites - Keep up with Current Literature
A group of chemistry graduate students at MIT, with the support of Professor Shannon Morey, have are producting the Chembites blog. Chembites' goal is to help undergraduates navigate current chemical literature.
- ChembitesChembites review of current chemistry literature. Written for undergraduates.
Sceptical Chymist - Student Blog
The Sceptical Chymist - an MHC Student Blog
Mai-Anh Ha '13 has recently started a new blog on the MHC blog. She's using the blog to provide audio and slides from some of the seminars of interest to the campus' chemists. Mai-Anh is also noting other events and highlighting some of the celebratons of the International Year of Chemistry.
Visit her blog to catch up or to volunteer to capture a lecture for others to enjoy.
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