The Scholarly Communications Team held two live chat sessions on 18 May, 10-11.30am and 27 May, 2-3.30pm where we answered questions from the NUS community on Zoom. Participants signed up…
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Thank you to all participants who joined us for the inaugural Digital Scholarly Communications (DSC) Week! We organised 4 talks focusing on scholarly communication and digital scholarship. For those who…
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We are happy to announce the launch of the Singapore Infectious Diseases Research Landscape Mapping (SIDRLM) online exhibit. In collaboration with the Infectious Disease Research Coordinating Office (IDRCO) from the…
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The Singapore-Malaysia Collection at NUS Libraries is home to many bibliographical treasures. Many do not know we have publications by journalists, editors, and prolific writers active during the first half of the twentieth…
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) has classified the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) as a “public health emergency of international concern” on 30 January 2020. Amid the chaos of information and misinformation,…
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We are pleased to launch an interactive web exhibit for the Study on Perceptions of Singapore’s Built Heritage and Landmarks. In collaboration with the IPS Social Lab team from the…
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NUS Libraries is pleased to launch an interactive exhibit website Everyday Life featuring artwork by Dr. Ho Chee Lick. The website exhibits 85 sketches of public spaces in Singapore between…
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 launch History of Western Music: An Extremely Short Introduction. This website chronicles the rich development of western art music from antiquity to modern times. An attempt is made to highlight people and events of historical significance in this infographic interactive endeavour.
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With crayons and stained paper, I wander around neighbourhoods in Singapore, doing art — observing, perceiving, looking for that “something”; seeing it accidentally, hopefully; having strong, often unspeakable feelings, about…
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