John G. Wolbach Library and Information Resource Center

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	How to get a PIN A PIN allows HCO/SAO affilates to access all resources. Your PIN should not be given to anyone else. Click here to get a PIN. Find an article Full text journal articles may be accessed via Wolbach Library's online journals page, ADS, or other scientific databases. Find a book or journal in the Online Catalog The HOLLIS Catalogs of the Harvard Library are databases containing over 11 million records for more than 15 million objects. Two search interfaces are available, HOLLIS and HOLLIS Classic. Alternatively, Harvard's Borrow Direct program enables current faculty, staff, and students to borrow circulating materials that are not available at Harvard and from other participating universities. More information. Can't Find It? If you can't find what you need, contact library staff or fill out material request form. About Us Click here to find out more about the John G. Wolbach Library. Wolbach's Collaborative Space is now available! Learn about the collaborative space and see currently scheduled events in the lower level of the John G. Wolbach Library. To see what is available, check the calendar. Staff Library Staff List Who does what? Contact Help: (617) 496-5769 Head Librarian: Christopher C. Erdmann (617) 495-7289 Mail: The John G. Wolbach Library Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics 60 Garden Street, MS-56 Cambridge, MA 02138 USA		Wolbach Library UX arrives! The Wolbach UX is a Harvard Library Lab funded project with the aim of experimenting with new gesture and touch-based technologies while demonstrating the usefulness of these interactive technologies in promoting informal learning activities in libraries and museum settings. Click here to access the lab. HARVARD LIBRARY TRANSITION News and information about the new Harvard Library as the University sets a fresh course for the 21st century. Click here to access the iSite. Check out our Virtual New Books Shelf. CfA in the News: The Library is discontinuing our weekly news service. We feel that many news solutions exist that are free and much better than what we can provide, so why compete! On our updated news page, we did our best to help point you to possible sources but there are many more. (Note, the Library will maintain a static archive of past weekly CfA in the News items.)