Tuesday, 10 December 2013

New look Web of Science coming soon










From January 2014 there will be a new and more intuitive Web of Science interface with the following enhancements:

  • Updated user interface: Clear identification of the database searched with an easier-to-get- started search tool and simplified navigation.
  • Improved page layout and readability of search results: New spell-check functionality and easier links to full-text.
  • New layout of full record data elements for easier readability: Improved organization of links to related research.

For more info see this link.

Friday, 6 December 2013

Christmas Opening Hours

 The opening hours for December and January are as follows:
  • Monday 09 Dec - Thursday 12th Dec: 09.00 - 21.30
  • Friday 13th Dec: 09.00-17.15
  • Saturday 14 Dec: 09.00-16.30
  • Monday 16 Dec - Friday 20 Dec: 09.00-17.00
  • The Library is closed from  21 December - 01 January (incl)
  Semester opening hours begin again on Thursday 02 Jan 2014:
  • Monday - Thursday: 09.00-21.30
  • Fridays: 09.00-17.15
  • Saturdays: 09.00-16.30
Please note the Library is open from 09.00-21.30 on Thursday 02 January and is open as usual on Saturday 04 January.

Thursday, 5 December 2013

Tuesday, 3 December 2013

Physics core textbook now available in e-format.

    Physics for Scientist and Engineers
    Knight, Randall D.
    3rd international edition: 2013
    Click on the image to access the eBook

http://library.dit.ie/search~S0?/aknight+r/aknight+r/1%2C15%2C15%2CB/frameset&FF=aknight+randall+dewey&2%2C2%2C/indexsort=r

Thursday, 28 November 2013

Chemweb update



ChemWeb members now have access to selected full-text articles from Chemistry publishers including Wiley, Elsevier, Springer, Bentham Science, Taylor & Francis, and recently added, ACS Publications. Members can download a selection of articles covering a broad range of topics direct from the pages of some of the most respected journals in Chemistry. Explore some of the latest research or highly cited articles. Not yet a ChemWeb member? Membership is free-click here for more details.