University of Pittsburgh Library System

Welcome!

The George M. Bevier Science & Engineering Library is the primary location for library resources in engineering, the natural sciences, mathematics, and statistics. We support the Swanson School of Engineering and the Departments of Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Geology and Environmental Science, Mathematics, Neuroscience, Physics and Astronomy, and Statistics.

Our collection includes print and electronic resources, books, journals, and databases for searching the subject literature, properties of materials, crystal structures, astronomical data, chemical reactions, and more. We offer a collection of materials on reserve for a variety of courses each term.

The library includes one group study room and a variety of seating at tables, counters, and carrels. Quieter seating is located on the lower level.

Our services include:

• Borrowing services, including Interlibrary Loan and EZBorrow
• Reservable group study room with a monitor for sharing screens (please reserve in the library)
• Three individual computer stations
• Wireless internet access
• Two scanners
• Self-Service black & white printer
• Charging station for electronic devices
• Equipment loans, including: various charging devices, power blocks, HDMI adaptor, dry erase boards and markers, graphing and regular calculators, headphones, Kill-a-Watt readers, rulers and protractors.
• Technical standards from ASTM and IEEE. See the research guide Getting Technical Standards at Pitt for more information when requesting standards from other issuing organizations.

We’re available to help you find information for class assignments and in-depth research or for consultations. Please contact our librarians, Margarete Bower for science and engineering questions and LaMonica Wiggins for entrepreneurship assistance.