Lewis supports teaching and research in Astrophysics, Biology, Chemistry, Geosciences, Mathematics, Neuroscience, Physics, and Psychology, and includes the Map and Geospatial Information Center. Library Spaces Lewis Group Study Rooms Group study rooms in Lewis Library are dedicated to collaborative work rather than individual study. Students and/or faculty working in groups of two or more may use these rooms. Digital Project Alcove The Digital Project Alcove on the 4th floor of the Lewis has a PC and a Mac, two scanners and a network printer. Specialized software to assist patrons with starting projects is available on the computers. Lewis Study Carrels Carrels are available for anyone to use. There are 29 carrels on Lewis 3rd and 4th, and A-Floors, and 15 carrels in the Fine Hall Wing. Classroom Spaces Registrar-Controlled Classrooms Registrar-controlled classrooms include 306, 311 and 312 on the Library’s third floor, and rooms 117, 120-122, 134 and 138 off the Atrium. Please contact the Registrar’s office for further information and reservations. Lewis Computer Classroom A 20-PC classroom with specialized software is located on Lewis 2nd floor, Room 225. Librarians offer instruction sessions and workshops, and some sessions are reserved for drop-in help. Services and Centers Makerspace The Princeton University Library Makerspace is an informal learning space, open to faculty, students, and staff from all disciplines. Maps & Geospatial Information Center The Map and Geospatial Information Center is located in the Lewis Library’s Fine Hall Wing. The Center provides access to paper maps, geospatial data, digital maps and geographic information systems (GIS) services. In addition, we provide ongoing reference, research consultation and instruction to all levels of user experience in our facility or in your office or classroom. Science and Engineering Librarians Zac Painter Assistant University Librarian for Science and Engineering Office Phone (609) 258-1187 Email [email protected] Kelee Lynn Pacion Head of Lewis and Engineering Operations and Biology Librarian Office Phone (609) 258-8601 Email [email protected] Emily C. Wild Chemistry, Geosciences and Environmental Studies Librarian Office Phone (609) 258-5484 Email [email protected] Willow F. Dressel she/hers Librarian, Engineering Library Office Phone (609) 258-6567 Email [email protected] Meghan M. Testerman Open Research and Scholarship Librarian Office Phone (609) 258-6173 Email [email protected] Tsering Wangyal Shawa Lecturer in Public and International Affairs Office Phone (609) 258-6804 Email [email protected] Research and Instruction Support Research Consultations Students and faculty are welcome to make an appointment for a research consultation directly with a subject librarian. Schedule a consultation Instruction & Research Workshops Your liaison librarian can meet with you to discuss your learning objectives and create course or assignment-specific workshops. Custom Research Guides Librarians can also design research guides to link to or embed in Canvas to guide your students. Collections Lewis Library offers an extensive collection of materials for astronomy, astrophysics, biology, chemistry, computer science, engineering, environmental sciences, geosciences, mathematics, physic, plasma physics, and psychology. The Lewis collection is primarily located on B-floor of the Fine Hall wing. Lewis collections in ReCAP can be requested. Personal Collection Lockers Lockers, located on the 3rd and 4th floors, are open to all graduate and undergraduate students with a preference for senior/graduate students.Students in the following disciplines have preference for lockers in Lewis Library: AstrophysicsEEB, Molecular BiologyChemistryGeosciencesMathematicsPhysicsPsychologyProgram in Plasma Physics graduate students can also request a locker while PPPL is in curtailment.Apply for a locker Placing Course Reserve Requests Faculty should submit course reserve requests through Canvas. Email Lewis Library if you have questions. Accessing Course Reserves Books on reserve in the Lewis Library are available from the Circulation Desk, 1st floor. Ask for them by Call Number found in the Library catalog. Online course reserves may be accessed via Canvas. Computing and Software The Lewis Library includes fifteen publicly accessible Windows computers. Five iMacs with additional software are available. A Bloomberg terminal and access to the McGraw Digital Learning Lab software are available on the first floor.All computers are connected to the Print Release Stations. Black and white printing and color printing are available in the Lewis Library. Public Windows Computers Arc GISChemBioOffice 2010Clustal X2MATLABMDL ISIS/DrawMicrosoft OfficeMikTex 2.9 - Texworks (LaTex)R (Statistical Software)SSM Secure ShellWolfram Mathematica Restricted iMacs ChemDraw ProfessionalMathematicaMatlabPythonR (Statistical Software)Tex Science Research Guides Astrophysics Psychology Biology Chemistry Geosciences Mathematics Maps & Geospatial Information Physics Health & Medicine Behavioral Sciences Engineering Related Services McGraw Center Digital Learning Lab Engineering Library Digital Scholarship Princeton Research Data Service Lewis Library History The Lewis Science Library was made possible through a generous gift by Peter B. Lewis, Princeton Class of 1955 and University trustee, and was designed by internationally acclaimed architect Frank Gehry. A renovation was completed in 2020, which brought the Engineering Library to the Fine Hall Wing of the Library (A-Floor), the creation of a new PUL Makerspace (A-Floor), the renovation of the Maps & Geospatial Information Center (A-Floor), and updated study and collections spaces on the A-Floor and B-Floor. Library History