Use the Pivot databases through the Georgia Tech Library to find partners with similar research interests both at the Institute and around the world. Use the Institute Repository to review white papers, preprint, lectures, symposia, and many other documents produced by Georgia Tech researchers.
Before you start your research:
Faculty Research Zone
Space to work
The Georgia Tech faculty have a BuzzCard-accessible room on the 4th floor of Price Gilbert. The Faculty Research Zone (FRZ) is available for quiet work and low-volume conversation whenever the Library is open.
Find other GT researchers with similar interests
Literature stage of research:
Research Consults
Contact library research experts for one-on-one research consultations.
IP Consults
The Georgia Tech Library is a Patent and Trademark Resource Center. Explore patent and trademark resources and meet with the library’s Intellectual Property Librarian.
Literature Review
Review the library’s guide for doing a literature review. Request a librarian to validate your search strategy.
Request a Purchase
Request a purchase from the Georgia Tech Library
High impact journals w/o author fee
Learn more about choosing a high-impact journal in your discipline that waives the author fee for Georgia Tech researchers.
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XML Dataset for Web of Science
The Web of Science XML Data includes metadata from over 12,500 journals spanning over 250 science, social science and humanities disciplines. Conference proceedings and book metadata are also available.
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The Georgia Tech Library hosts a variety of distinctive programs, events, workshops, and exhibits throughout the year. Below are examples of offerings designed specifically for faculty and instructors. For a complete calendar, please visit our upcoming events page.
Bubbling Up Faculty Mixer Series:
The Library hosts semesterly Bubbling Up events with the offices of the Provost, EVPR, and Vice Provost for Faculty offices. The purpose of the Bubbling Up series is to create a low-pressure environment for faculty and postdocs to meet and discuss the event's theme. The AY 25-26 themes will be Space on September 16 and Energy in the spring. Past themes have included: medical innovation, the brain, artificial intelligence, AR/VR, among others.
Citation Wrangling:
Attend an End Note, Mendeley, or Zotero workshop for citation management.
Data Workshops:
Learn more about using Tableau and Python for data analysis.
Author Rights:
Attend a workshop on securing author rights and author agreements.
Research Impact Tools & Metrics:
Attend a Research Impact Tools & Metrics workshop at the library.
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- Research Tools
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