Innovations in Science and Technology Libraries

Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Collaborative Development of Agricultural Information Services at the National Agricultural Library of the United States, Eleanor G. Frierson, Melanie Gardner, Susan McCarthy, Peggy J. Blake; Chapter 3 Integrating Customized Information into Science and Health Science Curricula: The Essential Role of Library/Faculty Collaboration, Joan L. Leishman; Chapter 4 Implementing an Institutional Repository: The DSpace Experience at MIT, Patsy Baudoin, Margret Branschofsky; Chapter 5 Scholars and Citizens: Making Research Level Collections Accessible to the Public at SIBL, John Ganly, Andrea Harland, Kristin McDonough; Chapter 6 Academic Meets Corporate: Science and Technology Library Services in the Corporate World, Roger Durbin, Jo Ann Calzonetti; Chapter 7 IntelliDoc: Integrating CISTI' s Information Services, Mary VanBuskirk; Chapter 8 Alaska Resources Library and Information Services: Pioneering Part nerships on the Last Frontier, Daria O. Carle, Juli Braund-Allen; Chapter 9 Personalized and Collaborative Digital Library Capabilities: Responding to the Changing Nature of Scientific Research, Rick Luce, Mariella Di Giacomo; Chapter 10 Subject Access Through Community Part nerships: A Case Study, Patricia A. Kreitz, Travis C. Brooks; Chapter 11 The Evolving Electronic Joumal Collection at Drexel University, Carol Hansen Montgomery; Chapter 12 Evolution of a Revolution: The Movement to 24/7 Web-Based Libraries, Richard P. Widdicombe; Chapter 13 Changing the Publishing Paradigm for Science and Technology, Gloriana St. Clair, Erika C. Linke; Chapter 14 Entrepreneurial Librarians: Embracing Innovation and Motivation, JoAnn DeVries; Chapter 15 Taming the Two Cultures: Integrating the Science Divisional Library into the Main Library, Jian-zhong (Joe) Zhou, Leilani Hall; Chapter 16 Breaking the Mold: Building a New Engineering Branch Library Focused on Electronic Delivery of Information, Alice Trussell; Chapter 17 Developing a New Branch Agriculture Library at the University of Manitoba, Judy Harper; Chapter 18 Information Technology and Its Impact on Undergraduate Science Education, Alison Scott Ricker; Chapter 19 Generic and Discipline-Specific Information Literacy Competencies: The Case of the Sciences, Kate Manuel; Chapter 20 Envisioning Reference at MIT, Steve Gass, Pat Flanagan, Lisa Horowitz; Chapter 21 Learning Communities: An Investigative Study into Their Impact on Library Services, Sohair F. Wastawy, Charles W. Uth, Christopher Stewart; Chapter 22 Science and Technology Library Innovations Without a Science and Technology Library, JoEllen Broome; Chapter 23 Enhancing Access to IEEE Conference Proceedings: A Case Study in the Application of IEEE Xplore Full Text and Table of Contents Enhancements, Cherie Madarash-Hill, J. B. Hill; Chapter 24 Rethinking Interlibrary Loan for the Scientist, Mignon Adams; Chapter 25 Effective Leadership in Postmodern Science/Technology Libraries, Donald G. Frank;