Middleton Public Library

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Updated on Tuesday, May 26th

SCHEDULED 'CURBSIDE' HOLD PICKUP

Delivery between libraries has not yet resumed so we can only process holds for items that are currently on the shelf here at Middleton Public Library.

   1. You can use the form below (or here) to auto-limit your search to Available at Middleton Only, and place your hold.
         (You can also limit your own searches while using the catalog. Here are instructions to do that.)
   2. Once your hold is processed and ready for pickup you will receive a confirmation.
   3. Pick up times are Monday - Friday, 1pm-5pm and the schedule opens daily. Schedule your day-of pick up at
        midlibrary.org/pickup
   4. Due to high volume and limited staffing, thank you for reserving phone calls are for those that do not have
        Internet access.
The updated and extended due date for all materials checked out from the Middleton Public Library is July 1, 2020. The outside book drop is open for returns during curbside pickup hours 1pm-5pm, Mon-Fri.

NEED A LIBRARY CARD TO ACCESS OUR ONLINE RESOURCES?

Click Here to Apply Online!

We will Email you a digital card to use within 24 hours.

PARK 'N SURF

We’ve moved several of our building’s WIFI radios to external windows in all directions, for gigabit fiber connection to the Internet while outside the library.

Park along Hubbard Avenue, or in the lots next to, and even behind the building. Look for “Middleton Library Free Internet” on your device.

If you sit or stand out of your car, please respect the social distancing guideline of 6 feet apart from your neighbor. Thanks!

Digital Library

Search, reserve & renew items with LINKcat, our online catalog.
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For a portion of the day, our public computers are being put to use; all running

Folding@home, a distributed computing project for performing molecular simulations of protein dynamics. Current projects using the combined power of this “hive supercomputer” aid in COVID-19 research, as well as cancer, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s and other drug studies. We have around 200 CPU cores running on the project.

Recently, Folding@home has announced that cumulative compute performance of systems participating in the project has exceeded 1.5 ExaFLOPS, or 1,500,000,000,000,000,000 floating point operations per second. This level of performance is by an order of magnitude higher than that of the world’s most powerful supercomputer.