In order to let you know that sound from the stairwell travels and disturbs fellow students and Library users on the SILENT floors, we’ve made new posters which will be going up shortly. We are asking you to please be…
Knowledge Unlatched, the crowd-funded open-access e-books pilot, has started a fantastic meme competition in celebration of Open Access week. Just go to the Knowledge Unlatched webpage, select one of the 5 memes, add…
Quick update from your OA support team On the first day of Open Access Week 2014 we made a visit to the Postgraduate Early Modern and Modern History Forum. Despite the fact that the attendees had yet to begin their…
CC-BY. Openaccessweek.org Open Access Week is upon us once again! Over the next week we will be sharing the latest news from the world of Open Access, including competitions, new technologies, and future events. So,…
18th October 1859:
Tuesday. Discharging into the Steamboat again. I was…
17th October 1859:
Monday. the steamboat came to take in Coals again. I was…
We now have perpetual access to the Frankfurt and Leipzig Book-fair Catalogues, through the OLMS Online…
Back in Week 15 of our Historical How-To’s, we created some collodion wet plate negatives. It is here that I must confess we did not actually finish the job. Any […]
Good news, we have a competition to share! For the past 2 years Taylor & Francis have conducted a worldwide survey of journal authors' views on Open Access (you can read more about the survey results in a previous blog…
How do you feel about the Library and our services? Is the Library too small? Do you think the Helpdesk staff are great? Is it too noisy? We know that people feel strongly about talking on stairs, the improvements to…