Box of Broadcasts help videos
How are you getting on with using Box of Broadcasts? Isn’t it a brilliant resource?! For anyone who hasn’t discovered it yet, Box of Broadcasts (often know as BoB) is an on-demand TV &...
Tagged: Medicine
American Chemical Society Subscription
The University Library subscribes to the American Chemical Society (ACS) database of publications. Students and staff have full access to over 60 journal titles covering all aspects of chemistry and its application. To access...
Anatomical and scientific images you can use in your assignments (without infringing copyright)
Need some images to illustrate scientific or medical points for your assignments? Below are some links to web-based resources for finding anatomical and scientific images. Most are completely copyright free, others need attribution. Do...
Online Exhibition : Depicting Anatomy: The hunt for unalloyed reality
Uncover extraordinary art in the history of anatomical learning The Royal College of Surgeons Library has launched a new digital exhibition, Depicting Anatomy: The hunt for unalloyed reality Anatomy books have strived to depict...
Finding datasets for your research
If you’re embarking on a research project you may be thinking about using an existing set of data. This is data that may have previously been used for research and is available for anyone...
Ebook error on Library Catalogue – what does it mean?
The Library have received some reports from students about an error message when accessing ebooks on the Library Catalogue. Unfortunately you may see this error message when accessing a book on our Catalogue if...
Focus on: Complete Anatomy
Complete Anatomy is available to all students. It contains interactive 3D models of human anatomy as well as text, slides and video clips. All images are downloadable and exportable and are freely available to...
New Database for Health Sciences and Wellbeing: Health Research Premium Collection
After a successful trial of the Health Research Premium Collection (HRPC) earlier this year, the Liaison team for Health Sciences and Wellbeing are delighted that we have been able to purchase this resource for...
Animating the science of Covid-19
A new animation has been created for secondary school students to explore how the coronavirus responsible for COVID-19 works. The work also looks at how the Human Cell Atlas (HCA) consortium is mapping how...
eBook Academic Collection: Temporary Additional Resource
Your liaison librarian team has secured extra temporary resources to help you with your research and study whilst our physical collection is in lockdown. Academic Collection is a selection of academic eBooks from Ebsco...
Additional Temporary Resources for Health Sciences and Wellbeing
Whilst the library buildings are closed your subject librarians have been securing extra resources to help you with your studies and research. The additional temporary resources are available online and you will need to...
Spotlight on LWW Health Library – Additional Temporary Resource
The LWW Health Library has been made available for staff and students to access but only until 7th June. So you will need to be quick. There are some excellent resources here for all...
Spotlight on BibliU – Additional Temporary Resource for Health Sciences and Well Being
Whilst the library buildings are closed your subject librarians have been securing extra resources to help you with your studies and research. The additional temporary resources are available online and you will need to...
Goodbye old PubMed – Hello new PubMed!
[foogallery id=”12780″] New look PubMed will become the default site from 18 May 2020. Both sites will be updated and run parallel for a short period of time after the new PubMed becomes the...
How to keep up-to-date with new blog posts
Our team of Academic Liaison Librarians are doing a excellent job of keeping you up-to-date with resources and services relevant to you. One of the ways we do this is by posting to the...