COVID-19: Updates on library services and operations | U of T Coronavirus (COVID-19) FAQsResearch advice, useful tools, and the best resources for your needs curated by librarians.
Services to help you with all facets of your research: finding materials; discovering resources; and managing your publications and research data.
Support for course readings, syllabi, publishing, and open access.
A major expansion of Robarts Library, designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects, will start to take shape this summer thanks to a transformational gift from Drs. Russell and Katherine Morrison. More about Robarts Common.
Visit the newly opened Reflection Room at the Gerstein Science Information Centre
The Robarts Digital Studio has 2 LulzBot TAZ 6 3D printers. Students, faculty, and staff with a valid TCard can get certified to use the printers.
The Fisher Library is privileged to be the custodian of the single most important archive of Wolfe manuscript records in the world. This collection is of exceptional cultural and historical importance for all Canadians and is now online.
Jan. 27 - Fri, May. 1, 2020
Explore original texts and literature from notable Canadian authors curated from Fisher's literary archival collection.
A new online learning module to help you better understand the ever-evolving evidence for COVID-19 research
Dataverse is the University of Toronto's institutional repository for publishing and sharing your research data. You can upload your research datasets, files, and code.
The U of T Libraries has partnered with Textbooks for Change, a social venture that provides affordable and accessible educational material to students locally and abroad.
Get the latest research & guidance in our new COVID-19 Information Guide - includes emerging research literature & data, government resources, & key info for the general public
University of Toronto affiliates now have free, unlimited access to Covidence, a web-based platform that streamlines the production of systematic and scoping reviews.
NVivo 12 is now available to U of T faculty, staff, and students at no cost. NVivo software, designed to help researchers organize, code, and analyze qualitative and mixed methods research data is now available to U of T faculty, staff, and students at
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