Showing posts with label Science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Science. Show all posts

Wednesday, 13 May 2020

NEW E-BOOKS IN PHYSICS, TRANSFUSION MEDICINE, ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, MOLECULAR BIOLOGY, ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY, WOMEN MICROBIOLOGISTS



The following e-books are now available : they can be found at http://www.dit.ie/library/search/searchebooks/#d.en.167065
 or via the TU Dublin library catalogue and doing a title or an author search and following the e-book link.


EBOOKS

Six Impossible Things : The 'Quanta of Solace' and the Mysteries of the Subatomic World / John Gribbin. 2019.



EBOOKS

Transfusion Medicine and Hemostasis / Christopher D. Hillyer. 2009.




EBOOKS

Organic Chemistry / Paula Yurkanis Bruice. 8th Edition, 2017.



EBOOKS

Molecular and Cell Biology for Dummies /  Rene Fester Krantz. 2nd Edition. 2020.




EBOOKS

Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology / Frederic Martini, Edwin F. Bartholomew. 7th Edition. 2017.


EBOOKS

Atoms Under the Floorboard : The Surprising Science Hidden in Your Home / Chris Woodford. 2015.



EBOOKS

Women in Microbiology / Rachel J. Whitaker. 2018.


Thursday, 7 May 2020

NEW SCIENCE E-BOOKS - BIOCHEMISTRY, E-BOOKS, INTERNET, MACHINE LEARNING, MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY, OPTOMETRY, ORGANIC CHEMISTRY, PHYSICS, SCIENCE


The following e-books are now available : they can be found at http://www.dit.ie/library/search/searchebooks/#d.en.167065
 or via the TU Dublin library catalogue and doing a title or an author search and following the e-book link.

EBOOKS

Chemical Elements in Life / Wansen Zhu, 2020.



EBOOKS

Essential Organic Chemistry / Paula Yurkanis Bruice. 3rd Edition, 2015.


EBOOKS

The Physics of CT dosimetry: CTDI and beyond / Robert L Dixon. 2019.



EBOOKS

Introduction to Machine Learning / Ethem Ipaydin. 3rd Edition. 2014.




EBOOKS


Internet and the World Wide Web How to Program / Harvey M. Deitel. 5th Edition 2014.




EBOOKS

Clinical Procedures in Primary Eye Care / David B. Elliott. 4th Edition, 2014.



EBOOKS
Medical Microbiology / Patrick R. Murray, Ken S. Rosenthal, Michael Pfaller. 7th Edition, 2013.



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Tuesday, 7 April 2020

Accessing Science eBooks at TU Dublin Library

This is a small selection of eBooks available to TU Dublin students. To access a specific title, search the Library Catalogue buff.ly/2Cq8Gd2. Refine your search by material type to see the eBooks on your topic and enter your Library PIn or TU email password as required.

If you wish to browse the full eBook collection of over 30,000 titles, most of the science texts are available on the ProQuest and EBSCO platforms. You need to register with these eBook providers to obtain access off campus. For more information on this see
https://buff.ly/2JHwEDI

#remotelearning
#eBooks

Tuesday, 9 October 2018

Focus On: Science resources for assigments and projects: getting started in the library

Need some reliable and relevant information for a first year assignment or a final year project? Or just getting started with using the Library?  Try the Kevin St Library Science Subject Guides to get started. Choose your subject area and read on:

Biological and Biomedical Science

Chemistry

Computing

Maths

Nutrition and Dietetics

Optometry

Physics

Or have a quick look at the Getting Started in the Library Guides 

Any problems or like a short tour or tutorial just ask us at kst.liibrary@dit.ie

Monday, 30 April 2018

How to find past science papers for the summer exams


Need to access the science past papers for the May 2018 exams? Here's how to find them online:

  1. Start at the DIT Library website. In the E-Resources section click on Exam Papers.
  2. Select the purple Exam Papers 2001 to date link.
  3. Choose the College of Sciences and Health from the list.
  4. Click on the year(s) you require.
  5. Select your course code e.g. DT204 and then your module code. Save/open the pdf files.
If you need to access the past papers from outside the DIT network you will need the Student Intranet passwords. Contact us at 01-4024894 or at kst.library@dit.ie if required.

Please note DIT Library scans and indexes every exam paper received from the DIT Kevin St Examinations office. If your exam paper is not on the list please contact your module coordinator.

To print or copy past exam papers see the Datapac print service

Monday, 23 April 2018

Focus On: training help for Web of Science, Science Direct and Endnote resources

Need online help or training with Web of Science, Science Direct or Endnote while off campus?


Science Direct, Web of Science and Endnote have their own YouTube training channels which can provide you with help on different aspects of and functionality:


Oa a general level see the DIT Library Services Youtube channel for  'how to' short  getting started vids https://www.youtube.com/user/ditlibrary.

There's also a new science database training playlist at  https://www.youtube.com/user/ditlibrary/playlists

Alternatively if you would prefer to have a short tutorial with a member of library staff just email us at kst.library@dit.ie


Note: remember to access the Web of Science and Science Direct databases via DIT Library to enable full text access.

Wednesday, 11 April 2018

Getting started with publishing in IEEE: short seminar on Thursday morning 19th April, DIT FOCAS

Are you an engineering or science researcher or staff member interested in publishing with IEEE?

A short seminar is taking place on Thursday 19th April at 9.30am in DIT FOCAS on getting started with publishing in IEEE. All welcome - either book in advance or just call in on the day.




Thursday, 5 April 2018

How to access past exam papers for the summer exams


Need to access the science past papers for the summer exams? Here's how to find them online:

  1. Start at the DIT Library website. In the E-Resources section click on Exam Papers.
  2. Select the purple Exam Papers 2001 to date link.
  3. Choose the College of Sciences and Health from the list.
  4. Click on the year(s) you require.
  5. Select your course code e.g. DT204 and then your module code. Save/open the pdf files.
If you need to access the past papers from outside the DIT network you will need the Student Intranet passwords. Contact us at 01-4024894 or at kst.library@dit.ie if required.

Please note DIT Library scans and indexes every exam paper received from the DIT Kevin St Examinations office. If your exam paper is not on the list please contact your module coordinator.

To print or copy past exam papers see the Datapac print service

Friday, 23 March 2018

Access to Library resources over the student break.

Need to access DIT Library e-resources for assignments or revision while you are away from Dublin over the student Easter break?

Try these tips:

  • Access e-books, e-journals, e-dissertations and databases remotely by logging in with your DIT password or Library PIN; see Off Campus Access
  • Use the Science and Engineering Subject Guides for more in-depth help and specific assignments resource links.
  • The Library will close at 5pm on Thursday 29 March and will be closed from Friday 30 March to Monday 02 April inclusive for the Easter weekend. However usual semester opening hours apply at all other times over the student break.
  • Link to the Exam Papers here. If you don't have the Student Intranet password for the exam papers contactus.
If you have any issues or queries email us at kst.library@dit.ie or v ia @KevinStLibrary

Friday, 9 March 2018

New eBooks : IEEE and Science Direct ebook collections (2015-2017)

Two new eBook collections have recently been added to the library collection. With a focus on computing and communications engineering they're both available via the DIT Library website.

At the DIT Library website click on the eBooks link. From the grid select IEEE or Science Direct to view and download the title chapters you require.

The IEEE collection contains newer items published in 2016 and 2017 and Science Direct collection titles are from 2016-2017. Please note older ebook material is not contained in this subscription.








  

Queries or problems? Contact usat 01-402-4894 or at kst.library@dit.ie. Remember you will need your DIT passwords to access these if you're working outside the DIT network.