There is now a web page that lets you request books, dissertations, technical reports, copies of articles, etc. You must be a current Stanford faculty, staff, visiting scholar, or student to take advantage of this feature. Faculty, scholars, staff and students affiliated with the Graduate School of Business, Hoover Institution, the Law School, and the School of Medicine should contact their libraries for Interlibrary Services. Library Edition, a searchable collection of electronic texts for cognitive and brain sciences and related fields is now available to Stanford users on the Web. Intended as an online community for the cognitive and brain sciences, people on the Stanford network can access full-text articles and books in these subjects, find links to other reference tools on the Web, and participate in online discussion groups.
More content is added on a regular basis.
Over 250 books published by MIT Press are available in full text via NetLibrary through this site, as well as articles from journals published by MIT Press via Catchword and Highwire Press. HotScience is CogNet's monthly interactive editorial intended to promote online discussion about a range of issues in the cognitive and brain sciences by inviting contributors to share a more controversial take on their current research. Job listings are also posted on the site. Here you can create and maintain your online CV, create and maintain an online bibliography, manage your membership profile, update and revise personal contact data, as well as control privacy and security on your account. There is now a web page that lets you see what materials you have checked out, overdue items, paid and unpaid bills, and the status of any hold or recall requests you have placed.