JoVE, the Journal of Visualized Experiments, which is subscribed to by the library, has announced a new section, JoVE Environment.

"JoVE Environment is a multidisciplinary section devoted to the publication of research methods employed in environmental science and green technologies. JoVE Environment will feature experimental techniques and approaches aimed at understanding the earth, protecting natural resources, and creating a more sustainable and environmentally-conscious planet. And as with all of JoVE, all video articles are peer-reviewed."

EndNote at the Dorothy Hill Engineering & Sciences Library, Hawken Bldg 50 eZone

• Thursday September 26, 2013, 10am -12noon
• Tuesday October 22, 2013, 1:30 - 3:30 pm
• Thursday November 21, 2013, 10am - 12noon

Find out how to set up your own EndNote library and how to import records from searching databases or the library catalogue and use EndNote with your word processor to write papers and bibliographies.

Online Self-teaching tutorials also available.

Class Content:

At the end of this session class participants will be able to:

Have you tried Knovel's new platform? Knovel is an ebook collection of key engineering reference books providing access to technical information with specialized search tools.

UQ Architecture Winter Sleep-out 2013

The Elsevier Journal Finder (BETA) is a useful tool if you are looking to find journals to publish your research article. Simply insert:

Engineers : do take advantage of access provided by UQ Library to the premier information resources for civil engineers. Two of the best are the ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers) and ICE (Institution of Civil Engineers) as demonstrated by their inclusion in the top twenty engineering websites recently listed by G

Add webpages to EndNote using Firefox Add-on

Once installed a 'Capture' icon will be available on the Firefox toolbar. When on a webpage click on the capture icon. A new window opens, copies the page title, year and URL. Additional fields can be added.

July and August workshops in the Dorothy Hill Engineering and Sciences Library