Guides

Course- and topic-based guides to collections, tools, and services.

  1. Graphic novels and education

  2. ESF 14: Education as self-fashioning: challenge of choice (fall 2020)

  3. Psychology: selected journals

  4. Finding images

  5. Earth, Energy and Environmental Sciences

  6. PWR: Rhetorics of Health, Illness, and Medicine

  7. PWR1 SBB: Rhetoric of Robots and Artificial Intelligence

  8. Journalism

  9. Library Scavenger Hunt

  10. Science education

  11. Computer science

  12. Contemporary Asian and Asian-American voices in literature

  13. Valentine's Day resources for science lovers

  14. Women in science

  15. Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR)

  16. Marine Sciences and Aquatic Biology

  17. History of science and technology

  18. Pi Day resources for math lovers

  19. Chemistry and Chemical Engineering

  20. Management science and engineering

  21. Children's books about science

  22. Materials science and engineering

  23. Political Science Research Guide

  24. Science and engineering mobile apps

  25. Lab safety

  26. CHEM 143: The Chemical Principles of Life II

  27. Grants and funding for science & engineering

  28. Software Licensed by the Science Library

  29. Mathematics and statistics

  30. Reaxys: New

  31. Methods and protocols

  32. Physics and applied physics

  33. Biology

  34. Qualitative Research

  35. History and social science education

  36. Web of Science XML Data

  37. Social Science Data Research Guide

  38. PWR 1MG: Numbers, Metrics, and Counting: The Rhetoric of Quantitative Thinking

  39. Motivation in education

  40. Psychology

  41. Civil and environmental engineering

  42. European education

  43. PWR 1EE: Prowling toward certainty: exploration as argument

  44. Resource Guide for Program in International Relations Honor Thesis Research

  45. Medieval Studies

  46. PWR 2HLA - Decoding Academic Persuasion: How Researchers Convince Audiences

  47. Neurosciences and learning

  48. Science fiction for children and young adults

  49. GEOLSCI 150/GEOPHYS 199: Senior Seminar: Issues in Earth Sciences

  50. ESF 18: Between Gods and Beasts: The Struggle for Humanity

  51. EARTH 100: Research Preparation for Undergraduates

  52. Data Farm Quick-Start

  53. ProQuest TDM Studio Quick-Start

  54. LexisNexis Web Services API

  55. Geophysics

  56. Globus Quick-Start

  57. Learning and Using R at Stanford

  58. Resource Guide for CISAC Honor Thesis Research

  59. Digital Humanities

  60. Teaching and teacher education

  61. Anthropology & Archaeology Research Guide

  62. PWR 1BK: Writing what you eat: the rhetoric of food

  63. Korean e-resources

  64. Education policy

  65. Environmental education

  66. Chinese Studies

  67. Indigenous peoples and education

  68. Education and psychology

  69. ESF 7: Education as Self-Fashioning: The Transformation of the Self

  70. Children's books about the environment

  71. Technology in higher education teaching

  72. Activism, Demonstrations, Protest

  73. PWR 1HT: What Are You, Anyway? The Rhetorics of Ethnic and Racial Identity

  74. Stanford and Professional Societies for Underrepresented Science Researchers

  75. Technology and education

  76. Geochemistry

  77. PWR 1ABV: Beyond! The Rhetoric of Space Exploration

  78. 2024 SAIL/Cyamus Joint Annual Conference

  79. Virtual Reality: Possibility and Peril of Immersive Artwork

  80. Civic education

  81. Sociology of education

  82. PWR 1SPA: Character, Consequence, Conversation: Writing and Ethics

  83. Arts in education

  84. Curriculum studies

  85. Education in the Middle East

  86. Mathematics education

  87. Stanford Geospatial Center resources for education & research

  88. Economics of education

  89. International comparative education

  90. Physical properties of materials

  91. African education

  92. PWR 1HF: From Ghost Bikes to the Googleplex: Digital Rhetoric and Social Action

  93. History of education

  94. Quantitative research in education

  95. PWR 1KSC Health, Well-Being and the Arts

  96. ORCID

  97. PWR 1MA:The Power of Words

  98. PWR1JI: Let's Get Radical: Rewriting Our Shared Systems

  99. Cairo and Istanbul: Urban Space, Memory, Protest

  100. Oceanography

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Library website

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Library info; guides & content by subject specialists

  1. Subjects A-Z

    A list of subject areas from A to Z

  2. Earth System Science

    Stanford Libraries' Earth Systems Science collections include print and digital resources for the study of geology, biology, hydrology, oceans, as well as atmosphere and climate sciences.

  3. Earth and Planetary Sciences

    Stanford Libraries' Earth and Planetary Sciences collections cover subject areas related to planetary processes, such as mineralogy, volcanology, seismology, hydrology, geology, astronomy, and atmospheric science.

Exhibits

Digital showcases for research and teaching.

  1. Computer Science @ Stanford

  2. Hopkins Seaside Laboratory (1892 -1917)

    A Summer School of Science

  3. The Edward A. Feigenbaum Papers

    Work in artificial intelligence and computer science at Stanford University

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EarthWorks

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Geospatial content, including GIS datasets, digitized maps, and census data.

  1. Annual Average Precipitation, WI 1961-1990

    U.S. Department of Agriculture – Natural Resources Conservation Service
    1990

    This data represents average annual precipitation for Wisconsin from 1961 to 1990. [This dataset provides derived average annual precipitation acco...

  2. Annual Average Precipitation, WI 1971-2000

    U.S. Department of Agriculture – Natural Resources Conservation Service
    2000

    This data represents average annual precipitation for Wisconsin from 1971 to 2000.[This dataset provides derived average annual precipitation accor...

  3. Average Annual and Monthly Precipitation and Temperature, WI 1981-2010

    U.S. Department of Agriculture – Natural Resources Conservation Service
    1981

    [Percent of average annual precipitation for each of 12 months raster layers. Also provided are raster average minimum and maximum temperature data...

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