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Author Archives: Megan Corrigan
On your reading list? Not in the Library? Let us know!
The Library makes every effort to hold the key texts that are on reading lists. If you are a student, and after checking the Library catalogue, you find the Library does not hold a book title on your reading list then you … Continue reading
Desks in high demand
Desks cannot be left unattended for more than 30 minutes. RESPECT others need for a study space Reserving seats: You can leave your desk for up to 30 minutes. Use slips available at the enquiry desk so other users and … Continue reading
Is my Research Council covered by RCUK Funding for Open Access?
The Research Councils UK (RCUK) is a strategic partnership between the UKs seven Research Councils. Each year they invest around £3 billion in research across all academic disciplines. In their role of investing public money in research the RCUK is … Continue reading
Guidance on publication states for research presented at a conference
Pure offers the option to record the different stages of publication for research being presented at a conference. More than one date can be added and we encourage you to enter all the dates you have. The following are some … Continue reading
How to record the different stages of publication for your Journal Article in Pure
Pure offers the option to record the different stages of publication for an article. More than one date can be added and we encourage you to enter all the dates you have. In particular from 1st April 2018 the Open Access … Continue reading
Forthcoming RefWorks Course
There are places available on the following course: RefWorks for the Engineering and Physical Sciences – Tuesday 1st March 2016 10am to 12pm McClay Library Auditorium To register, login to Queen’s Online and click ‘Training Courses’ from the ‘Other’ section … Continue reading
ISI Journal Citation Reports – new features available
ISI Journal Citation Reports, a database which provides impact factors for journals in science and technology and social sciences, is moving to the InCites platform. The new platform provides useful new features, including interactive maps and relations charts, improved sorting … Continue reading
Adding a Journal to Your Article in Pure: Best Practice Guidelines
When creating a record for a journal article in Pure it’s important to link it to a journal. Before creating a new journal entry for your Pure record check to see if the title already exists: In the Pure record … Continue reading
Forthcoming Library Courses
There are places available on the following courses: RefWorks for the Engineering and Physical Sciences – Thursday 29th October 10am to 12pm Scopus – Tuesday 3rd November 2pm – 3pm Measuring Research Impact – Wednesday 4th November 10am – 11am … Continue reading
Uploading research presented at a conference to Pure
There are various templates to use if you are presenting research at a conference and wish to upload a record to Pure. This is a brief guide on choosing the correct template. Chapter in Book/Report/Conference Proceeding – Conference contribution: Use … Continue reading