Gain insight into the resources and services available at the U-M Library and learn strategies for efficiently finding information for your research projects. Join U-M Engineering Librarians as the questions below are explored: • How can I access library resources remotely or in person? • How can I find scholarly books and articles? • How can the library help me with my research and coursework? … Continue reading U-M Library Basics – North Campus [Zoom] »

Gain insight into the resources and services available at the U-M Library and learn strategies for efficiently finding information for your research projects. Join U-M Engineering Librarians as the questions below are explored: • How can I access library resources remotely or in person? • How can I find scholarly books and articles? • How can the library help me with my research and coursework? … Continue reading U-M Library Basics – North Campus [in-person] »

An overview of data visualization techniques and best practices. 

Join the Library’s Copyright Office to discuss current concerns with an emphasis on proactive solutions to advance research and science.

Learn how to use Overleaf to create and format your LaTeX documents and to manage your citations. An introduction to document creation using LaTeX, a typesetting program used by engineers and mathematicians to create technical documents with ease, and Overleaf, a collaborative online LaTeX editor. In this workshop we will: Create a LaTeX document from a template Learn about a number of important LaTeX packages … Continue reading Introduction to Overleaf and LaTeX »

An introduction to how to use LaTeX, a typesetting program used by engineers and mathematicians, via Overleaf, a LaTeX editor, to create and format your dissertation. In this workshop, you’ll learn how to: Use the U-M LaTeX dissertation template Manage your dissertation citations in LaTeX via Overleaf Implement general LaTeX tips and tricks Get personalized help from a librarian Note: U-M has recently enabled faculty, … Continue reading Dissertation Formatting with Overleaf and LaTeX »