Streaming audio and video of a variety of events and activities from Stanford, Silicon Valley, and the larger artificial intelligence community.
Our Subject Librarians collect, curate, and maintain unique and important collections in all formats and subjects, ranging from rare books, maps, and manuscripts to web archives and data sets. The collections are international in scope and increasing numbers of these rare materials are available online. Selected notable collections are highlighted here; SearchWorks contains many others.
Fuller's versatile career as an architect, lecturer, mathematician, writer, and social critic is documented extensively.
This digital library contains 144,000 pages of source materials from the hearings of the committee from 1946 to 1977.
This is a searchable bibliography of undergraduate papers done at Hopkins Marine Station.
Books from the collection of Stephen Prokofyevich Timoshenko (1878-1972), often referred to as the father of applied mechanics in the United States.
MacFarland's long and intensive study of the nudibranchs brought him world-wide recognition as an authority on the life and habits of these animals.
The Durand-Lesley propellers are the surviving artifacts of an experiment in early aviation history which defined a methodology still in use today.
The books in the Terman collection were left to the Engineering Library that bears his name by Dr. Terman upon his retirement.
Primarily concerns his work in artificial intelligence at Stanford University.
Professional and personal papers documenting research on transistors and electronics; genetic influences on intelligence; and science education.
Documents all phases of his long and influential career as an educator, electronics engineer, administrator, and author.
Research and teaching files, professional files and correspondence, audiovisual materials, professional papers, and materials documenting the Stanford Prison Experiment.
Materials pertaining to McCarthy's research and his teaching at Stanford and MIT.
Books and manuscripts related to Isaac Newton and the development of the physical sciences in the 17th century.
