On 12 September 2014, the NUS Libraries Patent Team organized a patent tutorial jointly with the NUS Industrial Liaison Office (ILO). When the tutorial was announced on 2 September 2014,…
Continue reading20 October 2014 marks the first day of the 7th International Open Access Week, an event commemorating the freedom of sharing scholarly research and facilitating knowledge creation from most copyright…
Continue readingOn 20 June 2014, the Science Library was honored with a visit from the Cambridge University Press team. They had specially invited Dr. Phil Meyler, the Publishing Development Director for…
Continue readingNot sure where to start for your Honors thesis? (Or any other research projects/assignments) Here are 6 tips from your friendly librarians: 1. Start off with a broad literature review for…
Continue readingNUS Libraries has recently added the following six databases from the Royal Society of Chemistry to its electronic resources. These are abstracts & index databases. If a link to the…
Continue readingOne year after the launch of FindMore@NUSL, we would like to introduce the new 2.0 beta version of our library search at http://nus.preview.summon.serialssolutions.com/! It’s totally redesigned based on a…
Continue readingBusy finishing your assignments and struggling with citing the papers and books you found? We have various citation guides you can use to teach you how to manually cite in…
Continue readingA warm welcome to NUS, and Happy New Year! Central Library is organising orientation talks and tours for new students on 11 and 13 January: During the talk, you’ll find out…
Continue readingTime flies. You’re just starting to enjoy the school vacation and it’s almost time to slog again. Since you’re hardworking enough to check out this blog, I’m going to reward you with a tip!…
Continue readingContrary to what many think, there are librarians who love Google. I, for one, can’t imagine life without it. I use Google several times a day to verify citations, unearth nuggets…
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