Sage Research Methods for Researchers

The perfect partner for teaching #ResearchMethods – our library offers access to SAGE Research Methods. Check it out! [Access here] or via the Online databases and academic journals page on the My learning/Learning support/Students pages in the portal.

Sage Research Methods is here

Everything you need for your research project, all in one place – free for all students. [Access here] or via the Online databases and academic journals page on the My learning/Learning support/Students pages in the portal.

Sage Research Methods is here

Struggling with your research methods course? Our library has free access to SAGE Research Methods to help! [Access here] or via the Online databases and academic journals page on the My learning/Learning support/Students pages in the portal.

IEEE Xplore Webinar

IEEE are hosting a free Xplore Open Webinar on 30 October 2019 at 13:00 (GMT) to help you get the most out of using IEEE Xplore/IET Library.

REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR HERE 

This webinar will:

•    highlight the main features of the platform
•    cover advanced search techniques
•    show you how to set up alerts
•    demonstrate how to download equations and much more!

IEEE Xplore/IET Library is accessed via the Online databases and academic journals link in the My learning/Learning support page in the portal.

Cambridge Core Guide to Ebooks and Journals

Use the Cambridge Core guide to ebooks and journals to find out how to save searches, register for an individual account and using the Core Reader HTML functionality.

Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection recent videos - Introduction to Computational Biology and more

Recent releases for the Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection of HS Talks. You can search for them in LibrarySearch or directly via the Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection entry on the Online databases and academic journals page in the portal. 

This month's release to The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection includes undergraduate-level introductory talks on two key topics: computational biology, presented by Dr. V. Anne Smith of the University of St Andrews, and plant physiology, presented by Dr. Giles Johnson of the University of Manchester. Two additional introductory-level talks are Exercise for stroke prevention and Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) for the prevention and care of NTDs.

Latest Releases:

Introduction to computational biology Dr. V. Anne Smith University of St Andrews, UK

Plant physiology: a primer Dr. Giles Johnson University of Manchester, UK

Exercise for stroke prevention Ms. Melissa Majoni Dr. Peter Prior Dr. Neville Suskin

Oogenesis in mammals Prof. Hugh Clarke McGill University Health Centre, Canada

Mechanisms of regulation of oocyte meiotic maturation Prof. Marco Conti University of California San Francisco, USA

The evolving role of novel and next generation therapies in the management of multiple myeloma: introduction and current therapies Prof. Paul G. Richardson Harvard Medical School, USA

The evolving role of novel and next generation therapies in the management of multiple myeloma: relapse refractory multiple myeloma Prof. Paul G. Richardson Harvard Medical School, USA

Modeling of antibody-drug conjugate pharmacokinetics Dr. Dhaval K. Shah University at Buffalo, USA

Nuclear control of electron transport chain gene expression Dr. Glenn C. Rowe University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA

Rheumatic fever: a model of a post-infectious autoimmune disease Prof. Jorge Kalil University of Sao Paulo, Brazil

Canine atopic dermatitis Dr. Mark Craig Re-Fur-All Referrals, UK

Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) for the prevention and care of NTDs Ms. Yael Velleman The Schistosomiasis Control Initiative, UK

Featured talks from previous releases:

Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection recent videos - The Complement System - An Introduction for Undergraduates and more

Recent releases for the Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection of HS Talks. You can search for them in LibrarySearch or directly via the Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection entry on the Online databases and academic journals page in the portal.

Latest releases:

The complement system - an introduction  for undergraduates Prof. Michael Holers – University of Colorado School of Medicine,  USA Dr. Ashley Frazer-Abel – University of Colorado, USA

Immunology, the microbiome and future  perspectives Prof. Sheena Cruickshank – University of Manchester, UK

Epigenetics and inheritance Prof. Marisa Bartolomei – University of Pennsylvania, USA

Maternal nutrition, fetal development and  long-term health Prof. Tom Fleming – University of Southampton, UK

Implantation Prof. John Aplin – University of Manchester, UK

Vaccine delivery Prof. Sevda Şenel – Hacettepe University, Turkey

Monoclonal antibodies to induce  therapeutic immunological tolerance Prof. Herman Waldmann – University of Oxford, UK

The immunogenicity problem in antibody  therapy Prof. Herman Waldmann – University of Oxford, UK

Research & development of new  pharmaceuticals for treatment of  endometriosis Prof. Chi Chiu (Ronald) Wang – The Chinese University of  Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Measuring blood pressure in small animal  patients Prof. Anthony Carr – University of Saskatchewan, Canada

Featured talks from previous releases:

Metabolomics: a brief introduction 1 Dr. Reza Salek – The European Bioinformatics Institute, UK

Human tissue and global ethics Prof. Donna Dickenson – University of London, UK

The molecular mechanism of X chromosome  inactivation Prof. Neil Brockdorff – University of Oxford, UK