News: electronic resources
TRIAL - Newsbank
As part of our trial, we have access to both the Access World News: Research Collection (the world’s most comprehensive full-text news resource) and Image Editions.
TRIAL - BMJ Learning
BMJ Learning offers high-quality continuing medical education for doctors and other healthcare professionals. It features hundreds of accredited, peer-reviewed learning modules in text, video, and audio formats.
Invitation to the launch of the Gale Digital Scholar Lab
This exciting new digital humanities resource recently acquired by the library, which facilitates new insights on historical materials, will be introduced by Chris Houghton from Gale UK.
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Problem with full-text articles within major databases - including Scopus and Web of Science
EDIT - This problem has now been solved and linking is back to normal.
TRIAL - New Pauly Supplements Online I and II
Brill has published two supplementary collections of new reference works for the study the Ancient World.
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TRIAL - GeoScienceWorld eBooks
GeoScienceWorld eBooks trial offers a comprehensive range of eBooks published from 2016 to 2018 in the field of Earth Sciences.
TRIAL - International Encyclopedia of Comparative Law Online
Available online for the first time, the International Encyclopedia of Comparative Law Online offers full-text searching across all archival content published in this renowned reference work over the last three decades.
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Trial - Politico Pro
POLITICO Pro provides timely policy news and information resources that serves policy stakeholders and elite universities and colleges around the world to make sure students, faculty and researchers are in lock-step with the unprecedented pace of developments in the United States’ political climate.
Taylor & Francis ejournals
There is currently a problem with access to journal articles via Taylor & Francis Online.
Kanopy – a free streaming service
The library has recently gained further access to Kanopy, a free streaming service with up to 7,500 titles. Specialising in indie films and documentaries, there’s something for everyone, including required viewing for courses.
