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This resource page combines links and information from the MIT CogNet site along with tools and resources created especially for librarians. Contact site-license@mit.edu with your comments or suggestions for this page.

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About

Developed by The MIT Press, MIT CogNet is an online location for the brain and cognitive science community’s scientific research and interchange. Since breaking ground in 2000, MIT CogNet has become an essential resource for those interested in cutting-edge primary research across the range of fields concerned with understanding the nature of the human mind.

Individual and institutional subscribers to MIT CogNet have access to a comprehensive platform which includes pre-eminent resources from several fields, such as artificial intelligence, linguistics, neuroscience, psychology, philosophy and education. The platform provides an ever-growing electronic collection of relevant books, journals, conference proceedings, calls for papers and grey literature, and provides searchable access to ten major reference works published by the MIT Press; over 530 MIT Press books in full-text PDF; the full text of six MIT Press journals; and abstracts from more than 30 journals from other publishers like Cambridge University Press, the British Psychological Society, Kingston Press, Ltd., and Lawrence Erlbaum Associates.

Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

List of MIT CogNet Subscribers

MIT CogNet 2012 Institutional Subscription Rates

Based upon the Carnegie Classification system.

  • $3,487.00 Very Large Institutions
  • $3,063.00 Large Institutions
  • $2,214.00 Medium Institutions
  • $1,937.00 Small Institutions
  • $1,522.00 Very Small Institutions

Contact CogNet Customer Service for Commercial and non-academic Non-profit rates.

MIT CogNet and COUNTER Compliance

MIT CogNet complies with the Counter Code of Practice for on-line usage statistics.

Contact Us

Please contact CogNet Admin with any questions or requests.

MIT CogNet
The MIT Press
55 Hayward Street
Cambridge, MA 02142
Phone: (617) 253-2889
Fax: (617) 258-5028
http://cognet.mit.edu
cognetadmin@mit.edu

Teaching and Promoting MIT CogNet

Encouraging MIT CogNet Use on Your Campus  Available as an Adobe PDF

Press Release Template Available as an Adobe PDF

Request Promotional Materials:

Subscribing institutions, or institutions conducting a free 60-day trial of MIT CogNet may use this form to request promotional materials to assist in promoting the use of MIT CogNet at their institutions. Send email request to: site-license@mit.edu

Items Available: Quantities sent as indicated below unless otherwise requested.

  • MIT CogNet Bookmarks ­ sent in quantity of 50
  • MIT CogNet Stressball brains ­ sent in quantity of 25
  • MIT CogNet Post-it-Notes ­ sent in quantity of 25
  • MIT CogNet Brochures ­ sent in quantity of 25

Administrative Tools & Forms

View Usage Statistics for Your Institution:

Library Administrators need to be registered users in order to access usage statistics. To register as a user go to: http://cognet.mit.edu and click on the register button. Once you have registered, contact site-license@mit.edu and notify CogNet Admin; we will create administrative access for you as the library administrator for your institution’s subscription to MIT CogNet.

After you receive notification from CogNet Admin., go to: http://cognet.mit.edu and log in using your login name and password. Your name and the name of your institution will appear in the upper right corner of the screen; click on your institution. The screen will refresh and the administrative contact information for your subscription will appear. On the right side of the screen is the Admin Options menu where you can access your institution's usage statistics.

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