Good news, everybody! We now have many more information resources of interest to surprisingly wide audiences, from everything tangentially related to computing to resources that help diversify the curriculum and more archives on British history from Victoriana to the modern day. Whether you are into History, Design, or Electronic Engineering, we have something new here for you.
Search 150 years of scientific discovery The University Library has perpetual access to the British Association for the Advancement of Science – Collections on the History of Science (1830s-1970s) digital archive thanks to an arrangement with Wiley Digital Archives in partnership …
In addition to the Sage Catalyst e-textbook package, we now have online access to 36 key Politics & IR textbooks from Oxford University Press in a package called Politics Trove. This is a fantastic new resource for anyone interested in …
Following a popular trial, we are delighted to present access to the Armed Conflict Database (ACD), which monitors armed conflicts worldwide focusing on political, military and humanitarian trends in current conflicts from local rebellions to long-term insurgencies, civil wars and inter-state conflicts.
A trial has just started for the Chatham House Online Archive. This archive contains analysis, research, debates and speeches across the twentieth century from the Royal Institute of International Affairs. The database is available only on campus or via the …
In 1950, The United Nations declared 10 December Human Rights Day to focus the attention ‘of the people of the world’ on the new Universal Declaration of Human Rights as the common standard of achievement for all people and all …
Improvements to the search options within Web of Science is scheduled for to take place on Saturday, 13 December. Thomson Reuters, the supplier of Web of Science, have warned the service might be unavailable at times during the day and …
Our premium news service, Nexis UK, covering worldwide newspaper and other media from 1980s to the present is getting better. An upgrade tomorrow will see a new streamlined search and discovery interface, and more powerful export options for your search …
Taylor & Francis’ Communication Theme of the Month Collection this November is “Electronic media”: the study of radio, television, media technology, and web design with streaming audio and video. Until 30 November, you can get free additional digital content on: Cyber-security Learning Diversity …
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Have you tried Scopus? New to the Library, Scopus is now our largest single database of scientific academic journal articles, books and conference proceedings. Like the Discovery Service, Scopus combines a normal database with a citation indexing service, so you can both carry …
