Come and hear about the research being done by Linnett Sanchez of the School of Audiology with Indigenous children in remote areas. Friday 12 November, 3.30pm, Noel Stockdale Room, Central Library.
Ever wanted to quickly search across a bunch of databases at once? You can now. The library is getting ready to go live with new software to manage and search our databases. Read more for details…Sneak preview here.
In 1810 two significant botanical works arising out of Matthew Flinders’ Investigator voyage were published. An exhibition in the Central Library celebrates their bicentenary.
Open Access Week is an annual global event to support open access to research literature. Open Access (OA) literature is free of charge and available to anyone online. Read more for details…
During the week 11th-17th October the Library is surveying students about where and how they spend their time on Level 1 of the Central Library and in the Law Library. Come visit, complete a survey form and you can enter the draw to win an iPod touch.
Stay alert if your PC beeps in the Library! You’ve probably left your USB plugged in.
On SciVerse the content available from ScienceDirect, Scopus and Scirus can be searched simultaneously by using the new functionality: the Hub.
Try SciVerse here.
Opening hours for the Central, Law and Sturt Libraries will alter for the mid semester break, 18th September to 4th October. Read further for opening hours…
Complete the 2010 Library User Survey for your chance to win.
Important: Scroll right to the bottom of the screen to click the button to enter the survey. Survey concludes Sunday 12th September.