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Room M13, Level M, General Library
Phone: +64 9 3737599 ext. 85858
m.parkinson@auckland.ac.nz
Also available, during most lecture weeks:
THURSDAYS 14.00-15.15, Breakout/Tea room, Level 4 Science Centre (Bldg 303) |
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Dr David Krofcheck (Physics Dept)
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Science Information Services
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Aims: To support, facilitate, and enhance the research, study,
and teaching activities of the graduate students, academic staff, and researchers.
If you don't know which resource to use, or how to use it, ask your
Subject Librarian.
Research Skills & Information Skills for Physics: a brief overview of core skills
Your Subject Librarian offers the following services:
- Research Consultation
- Designing a search strategy
- Using electronic resources
- Managing your citations and bibliography
- One-on-one training with resources applicable to your area of research
- Current Awareness
- The results from personally tailored database searches (e.g. Scopus, Web of Science), emailed to you weekly
- Collection management
- You may recommend the purchase of library materials through your Subject Librarian
- Database tutorials
- Tutorials can be arranged in advance for your undergraduate or postgraduate class. Resources include ...
- Subject-Specific Resources
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INSPEC;
Optics InfoBase
- Relevant Full-text Resources, including e-books
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SpringerLink;
ScienceDirect;
CRCnetBASE ;
IOP Science - Journals
- Multidisciplinary Scientific Resources
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Scopus ;
Web of Science;
ProQuest Dissertations & These database (formerly Digital Dissertations);
NZ Science
- Citation Searching & bibliometrics
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Scopus ;
Web of Science;
Journal Citation Reports;
ResearcherID
- Other enquiry-specific resources, as required, including
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IEEE Xplore;
SciFinder Scholar (web version) ;
MathSciNet;
Zentralblatt MATH Database;
Compendex;
Also EndNote;
and many other resources on request — including books!
The subject librarian service is free for staff and students ... to help you get the most out of
the Library, its resources, and its services.
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Comments and suggestions to: Michael Parkinson (Subject Librarian: Mathematics, Statistics & Physics)
Last updated
2012-05-18
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