Cite Them Right Referencing Tutorial

Cite Them Right has produced a new referencing tutorial - a comprehensive set of interactive lessons to teach you the essentials of referencing and avoiding plagiarism. Explore it today. You can now access it via the blue 'Tutorial' button, as part of the menu on the Cite Them Right homepage. (We recommend that you clear your browser's cache before attempting to access the tutorial.)  To access the resource log in to the university portal, select the My Learning page and then the Online databases and academic journals link in the Search the Library portlet. On the next screen, scroll down the alphabetical list and select Cite Them Right Online.

Armistice Centenary Commemoration 2018

Using the  poster produced by the National Archives we have commemorated the centenary of the Armistice with a collection of images and text from records in the University Archive relating to the First World War. The posters are on display in the Mansion Library at Avery Hill.

Woolwich Polytechnic Magazine – Christmas in the trenches 1915

Woolwich Polytechnic Magazine – The Sturton brothers 

Woolwich Polytechnic Magazine – Arthur Illtyd Wates Horlock

Woolwich Polytechnic Magazine – ‘To Absent Ones’ Christmas Card

Avery Hill – Groundsmen and Gardeners enlisted

Avery Hill – Southwood Hospital

Avery Hill – Captain Arthur North

Thesis Thursday Open Access Week

It's #ThesisThursday #OAWeek2018, #OAWeek #OpenAccessWeek2018 - find out more about our theses in GALA. Stuart a member of our library team's thesis on surrealism was the 5th most downloaded in 2014. Search or browse GALA anywhere, anytime: http://gala.gre.ac.uk/

Business & Management Collection recent videos

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

Latest releases:

How to be a successful entrepreneur Mr. Anthony Scaramucci – SkyBridge Capital, USA

Risk management: approach and  methodology in Carlsberg Ms. Vibeke P. Aggerholm – VP Group Internal Audit,  Carlsberg Group, Denmark

BP Deepwater Horizon: the value of  sustainability accounting Prof. Jeffrey Unerman – University of London, UK

Positive organizational behavior Dr. Suzanne J. Peterson – Arizona State University, USA

KIND snacks: the difference between  nice and kind Mr. Drew Neisser – CEO and Founder, Renegade, USA

FinTech: enhancers and replacers Dr. Bjorn Cumps – Vlerick Business School, Belgium

Word-of-mouth communication and  opinion leadership Prof. Allan J. Kimmel – ESCP Europe, France

Strategic risk management: the  case of Northern Rock Dr. Patrick McConnell – Macquarie University, Australia

Additional New talks added in Management Accounting Series include:

Special order pricing and production  planning Prof. Alexander Himme – Kühne Logistics  University, Germany

Make or buy and product elimination decisions Prof. Alexander Himme – Kühne Logistics University, Germany

In case you missed last month's release:

Best Buy: collective wisdom in decision  making Prof. Julian Birkinshaw – London Business School, UK

What should shareholders decide and how  should their decisions be made? Prof. Oliver Hart – Harvard University, USA

Toyota's supplier association: a case study Prof. Peter Hines – Founder, S A Partners, and Waterford  Insitute of Technology, Ireland

Innovation: the paradox of back to the future Dr. Johannes Pennings – Wharton Business School, USA

Ariel Gel: harnessing sustainability for  competitive advantage Mr. Mike Bernon – Cranfield School of Management, UK

Vocational skills training: the ICZ way Mr. Simon McLean – University of Salford, UK

Introduction to practical cybersecurity Mr. Claudiu Popa – Informatica Corporation, Canada

Residual risk: cybersecurity's silent passenger Mr. Donald B. Johnston – Aird and Berlis LLP, Canada

Cyber threat prevention Mr. Stephen Thurlbeck – Paralucent Inc., Canada

Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection recent videos

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:

In Gene-drives and Active Genetics:

Engineering reciprocal chromosomal  translocations to control the fate of  populations Dr. Omar Akbari – University of California, San Diego, USA

In Cancer Therapy:

Surrogate endpoints of efficacy Prof. Maurie Markman – Cancer Treatment Centers of America, USA

In Mitochondrial Biogenesis:

Mitochondria in reproduction and fertility:  mitochondria and gametes 1 Mitochondria in reproduction and fertility:  mitochondria and embryo 2 Dr. Pascale May Panloup – University Hospital of Angers, France

In Mitochondria in Health and Disease:

Biogenesis of cellular iron-sulfur proteins: the  essential role of mitochondria and the CIA  machinery Prof. Roland Lill – Philipps-Universität Marburg, Germany

In Free Radicals and the Oxygen Paradox:

Peroxynitrite biochemistry oxidation and  nitration reactions Prof. Rafael Radi – Universidad de la Republica, Uruguay

In Viruses and Viral Diseases:

HPV vaccines to prevent cervical cancer  and other HPV-associated diseases Dr. John Schiller – National Cancer Institute, USA

In Periodic Reports: Advances in Clinical Interventions and 

Research Platforms:

Current challenges in the design of  antibody-drug conjugates Prof. L. Nathan Tumey – Binghamton University, USA

In Topical Talks:

Systemic sclerosis: an update Prof. Chris Derk – University of Pennsylvania, USA

In The Kidney in Health and Disease:

Kidney disease and pregnancy: a new era? Dr. Kate Bramham – King's College London, UK

Featured talks from previous releases:

Gene silencing in budding yeast Prof. Susan Gasser – Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical  Research, Switzerland

Humoral innate immunity and the acute  phase response 1 Prof. Alberto Mantovani – Istituto Clinico Humanitas and  Humanitas University, Italy

Statistical genetics in forensic science Prof. James M. Curran – University of Auckland, New Zealand