The Engineering Library has renewed its subscription to the Monthly Weather Review.  The Online release is published by the American Meteorological Society (AMS).  The Journal Researches results relevant to the analysis and prediction of observed atmospheric circulations and physics, including technique development, data assimilation, model validation, and relevant case studies. This includes papers on numerical and dataContinue reading “Monthly Weather Review”

Pi Day Featured: 366 apple pie bites eaten in 1 hour and 24 minutes! 7 games of Pi Day Trivia featuring questions on Pi and Pie! View more pictures in our facebook album.   Photos by: Carol Grow Johnk     Thank you to the College of Engineering Outreach Agents for creating the trivia questions and toContinue reading “Pi Day Photos”

          Celebrate Pi Day! on Thursday, March 14th at 1:59 – 4:00 pm In front of the Lichtenberger Engineering Library in the Student Commons.   There will be FREE apple pie bites, lemonade, and coffee as well as a trivia competitions every 15 minutes. Pi, Greek letter, is the symbol forContinue reading “Come Celebrate Pi Day with Free Pie!”

USGS Airborne Surveys Back Up Previous Decorah Research Released: 3/5/2013 9:01:00 AM U.S. Department of the Interior, U.S. Geological Survey   Office of Communications and Publishing 12201 Sunrise Valley Dr, MS 119 Reston, VA  20192 Heidi  Koontz Phone: 303-202-4763 Robert McKay Phone: 319-335-1575   Recent airborne geophysical surveys near Decorah, Iowa are providing an unprecedentedContinue reading “Iowa Meteorite Crater Confirmed”

Scopus mobile app: Scopus Alert for iPhone By Xiaomei Gu– February 12, 2013 Posted in: Combo, Library Resource, Uncategorized The Scopus Alert for iPhone app allows you to 1) do keyword search, 2) email, bookmark, and tweet an article, and 3) receive email alerts when articles get cited. Keep in mind that you can onlyContinue reading “Scopus mobile app: Scopus Alert for iPhone”

Today the 28th of February is National Public Sleeping Day.  A day to sleep in public- you can sleep on a park bench if it’s not snowing.  You can doze on a blanket at McBride Park, again if it’s not too cold, but best of all, some people opt to sleep on the job at theirContinue reading “Grab a nap!”

Now Available–A New Scanner at the Engineering Library. Features include: Effortless Tounch Screen navigation, Slanted Book-edge Scanner , ADF scanner with quick two-sided scanning, USB port and e-mail option for easy saving.

The Lichtenberger Engineering Library has installed a media-scape unit in the northwest corner of the library. The unit has a large screen around a table so up to six students can connect laptop computers and share the main screen with others working on the same project.  Connections are VGA, But the library will have adaptersContinue reading “Lichtenberger Engineering Library Installs Media:Scape Unit for Students”

Check out these new items! Movable whiteboards are available for use in the Lichtenberger Engineering Library Markers and erasers may be checked out at the circulation desk for 4 hours.