By Amy Lin Yung Mei As part of SG60 and NUS120 celebrations, NUS Libraries will be co-organising a book launch for The Making of Modern Chinese Medicine in Singapore:…
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by Herman Felani MY and Gladys Toh There seems to be something to celebrate or commemorate every day on our increasingly packed 365-day calendar. Among this, our beloved otters…
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By NUS Libraries Scholarly Communication Team As Scholarly Communication librarians, we witness firsthand how research is being shaped by evolving policies, generative AI, external influences and changes in the…
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By Gladys Toh & Xu Weiting In celebration of the World Civet Day (which falls on April 4th annually), we had the pleasure of inviting two experts who specialise…
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By Nur Diyana The Collaborative Experiential Space (Level 4, Central Library) was launched last year and its inaugural exhibition had books relating to gut health and mental well-being. This…
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By the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Services Team In 2021, the Innovation & Entrepreneurship (I&E) Services Team, comprising librarians across multiple disciplines, was established with the aim of empowering the…
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By Shawn Wongosari We Singaporeans love our seafood. Our country’s seafood scene has certainly left us spoilt for choice, with dishes ranging from the iconic chilli crab to the…
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By Wong Kah Wei A delightful part of reading books, especially old books, is letting the illustrations of the book enliven the story within. NUS Libraries holds a large…
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By Richard Ho “We believe that the true value of a library lies not just in its collections or its services, but in how it nurtures and builds communities—communities…
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By Wong Kah Wei We were introduced to Na Tian Piet as a Chinese Peranakan composer of syairs in Dr Azhar Ibrahim’s first Peranakan talk entitled Syair of the…
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