A listing of all new book arrivals for October is now available.
It includes new titles purchased in the medical, health sciences and nursing subject areas. To view click on the link "New Book Arrivals" on the right hand menu.
Thursday, 5 November 2009
Thursday, 22 October 2009
National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) funds Supporter Membership of BioMed Central
The NIHR has agreed a membership arrangement with BioMed Central to support publication of research articles in the publisher’s open access journals.
Under the terms of the NIHR's Supporter Membership arrangement, all NHS researchers supported by the NIHR and its partners will benefit from a 15% discount on publication fees when publishing in any of BioMed Central’s 200 peer-reviewed open access journals. Researchers are expected to acknowledge NIHR support.
A list of open access articles by NIHR-funded researchers recently published in BioMed Central journals can be found on the institution’s BioMed Central Member Page: http://www.biomedcentral.com/inst/37456
Under the terms of the NIHR's Supporter Membership arrangement, all NHS researchers supported by the NIHR and its partners will benefit from a 15% discount on publication fees when publishing in any of BioMed Central’s 200 peer-reviewed open access journals. Researchers are expected to acknowledge NIHR support.
A list of open access articles by NIHR-funded researchers recently published in BioMed Central journals can be found on the institution’s BioMed Central Member Page: http://www.biomedcentral.com/inst/37456
Cochrane Journal Club
The Cochrane Library has just launched the Cochrane Journal Club, a new free resource to support clinicians and researchers. Key articles are taken and expanded with background information, podcasts, powerpoint slides of key figures and tables and discussion questions. The first Cochrane Journal Club is on Biologics for rheumatoid arthritis – www.cochranejournalclub.com
Tuesday, 13 October 2009
JISC national e-books observatory project
In January 2008, The University of Nottingham joined 126 other UK institutions to take part in a project (the largest study of its kind) to investigate and observe how over 50,000 participants used a selection of academic electronic textbooks. It aimed to assess the impacts on print sales, library circulation data, and business models, and the related consequences for librarians and publishers.
26 electronic texts in four subject areas, including Medicine, were made freely available to these institutions for the duration of the project. Now ended, please follow the link for the latest findings from the project: http://www.jiscebooksproject.org
26 electronic texts in four subject areas, including Medicine, were made freely available to these institutions for the duration of the project. Now ended, please follow the link for the latest findings from the project: http://www.jiscebooksproject.org
Friday, 2 October 2009
Free Trial
Free trial during October 2009 to Oxford Medical Handbook Series and ESC Textbook of Cardiovascular medicine
We currently have a trial to the Oxford Medical Handbook series for October for on campus use. To access the online contents of Medical Handbooks, please go to the following website http://omho.oxfordonline.com/
from a University PC. The medical handbooks are very popular books in the library and are all borrowed very regularly; we would really appreciate any feedback about the format of the online versions and how useful you think they would be to you.
The ESC Textbook of Cardiovascular medicine is also available on a trial basis during October at http://www.esctextbook.oxfordonline.com . This is the 2nd edition of the title from the European Society of Cardiology.
Please send your feedback to
library-medical-enquiries@nottingham.ac.uk
We currently have a trial to the Oxford Medical Handbook series for October for on campus use. To access the online contents of Medical Handbooks, please go to the following website http://omho.oxfordonline.com/
from a University PC. The medical handbooks are very popular books in the library and are all borrowed very regularly; we would really appreciate any feedback about the format of the online versions and how useful you think they would be to you.
The ESC Textbook of Cardiovascular medicine is also available on a trial basis during October at http://www.esctextbook.oxfordonline.com . This is the 2nd edition of the title from the European Society of Cardiology.
Please send your feedback to
library-medical-enquiries@nottingham.ac.uk
Monday, 7 September 2009
SciFinder developments - Open session 9th September 10.30 Chemistry XI
An open session detailing recent enhancements to SciFinder (Chemical Abstracts and Medline) is to be held on Wednesday 9th September at 10.30 am in Chemistry Lecture Theatre XI.
SciFinder is relevant to biochemists as well as chemists and one enhancement in particular is the Web version of SciFinder, launched in 2008. The session is also an opportunity to ask questions of Vikki Vowles, our CAS contact, and so please come along bringing your queries, suggestions and wants.
The session will last about an hour including time for questions.
SciFinder is relevant to biochemists as well as chemists and one enhancement in particular is the Web version of SciFinder, launched in 2008. The session is also an opportunity to ask questions of Vikki Vowles, our CAS contact, and so please come along bringing your queries, suggestions and wants.
The session will last about an hour including time for questions.
EcoSal
EcoSal is an information service for researchers on E. Coli and Salmonella which aims to be a comprehensive archive of knowledge on the enteric bacterial cell. EcoSal is continually expanded, updated, and revised and comprises several hundred modules of information containing links to graphics and active databases of primary research information. A link has been added to the Biomedical Sciences and Molecular Medical Sciences categories on the eLibrary Gateway.
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