New location for Science and Engineering Blog

This blog now has a new updated look and location at:
http://blogs.nottingham.ac.uk/library/
For posts specific to the Faculties, click on the Science and Engineering category on the right-hand side of the new page.

These pages will now cease to be updated so please redirect your browser to:
http://blogs.nottingham.ac.uk/library/

February New Book Arrivals

A listing of all new book arrivals for February is now available. It includes titles for Science and Engineering titles. To view click on the link "New Book Arrivals" on the right hand menu.

January New Book Arrivals

A listing of all new book arrivals for January is now available. It includes titles for Science and Engineering titles. To view click on the link "New Book Arrivals" on the right hand menu.

Zoological Records - Moving to Web of Science

Zoological Records is moving from the Ovid interface to Web of Science.

The switch will take place in early January allowing users who have set up saved searches and alerts within the Ovid interface to migrate them across to the new Web of Science platform before the Ovid access to Zoological Records is discontinued early February.

Web of Science is a key database in the science field and users of the Ovid interface should already be fully familiar with the service making migration relatively straightforward. This also means that Zoological Records can now easily be searched in combination with other Web of Science databases including ISI conference proceedings which were absorbed into the Web of Science database last year.

December New Book Arrivals

A listing of all new book arrivals for December is now available. It includes titles for Science and Engineering titles. To view click on the link "New Book Arrivals" on the right hand menu.

November New Book Arrivals

A listing of all new book arrivals for November is now available. It includes titles for Science and Engineering titles. To view click on the link "New Book Arrivals" on the right hand menu.

SpringerImages database available on trial

SpringerImages offers more than 1.7 million images spanning science, technology and medicine, in an online collection of photos, graphs, histograms, figures and tables. Search captions, keywords, context and more, even jumping from image to source article. Users can create personalized image “sets” and export images for use in presentations or lectures.
Access the database through the eLibrary Gateway or, on campus, directly at SpringerImages and explore the potential for your research and teaching. Please feedback your views on this service to the blog or to the library staff.