Previously, we held a talk on predatory publishing where we shared the techniques such as using the Think. Check. Submit. checklist to avoid falling prey to predatory publishers. Besides predatory…
Continue readingNUS Libraries supports open access. Through ScholarBank@NUS, our Institutional Repository, researchers globally are able to access full-text to a range of publications, theses, datasets, etc. to create new knowledge for…
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NUS Libraries is pleased to present Historical Maps of Singapore, a website providing the viewing of 31 sets of maps scanned and georeferenced by the Department of Geography, with publication…
Continue readingSince the early 2010s, there is a renewed interest and push for Open Science in this digital age. The Open Science movement aims to make scientific research and data accessible…
Continue readingLearn the story of the University’s Institutional Repository- ScholarBank@NUS. Journey with us from the very beginning, when ScholarBank@NUS was first hatched, and discover what the platform can continue to do for you.…
Continue readingWhat device do you prefer using when reading e-journal articles? A desktop or laptop for the comfort of a bigger screen but with the issue of bulk, or your mobile…
Continue readingNUS Libraries are places for learning and research. We all know that library space is limited and this space crunch is more acutely felt when exams are round the corner. When…
Continue readingAs a librarian, I frequently tell people that Google is not the best tool for research; but I do acknowledge that the search engine is useful and has its…
Continue readingThis is J. J is at Hon Sui Sen Memorial Library. J is looking for the textbook for ACC1006 Accounting Information Systems. J takes out his smartphone. J clicks on a…
Continue readingThere are two catalogues that co-exist on the library website: LINC+ and LINC. The default catalogue is LINC+, which looks similar to basic search engines because it has a single search box. It…
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