Welcome!
Some things have changed but not the important things. We're still as friendly as ever and ready to support you during your programme. Whether you're a new or returning student the Library is here to support you to succeed.
Below I've provided some information about important updates.
Getting Started Library Guide
The Library has created a new Getting Started Library Guide to provide a one stop shop that enables you to find all the essential information you need to get started with the Library. Visit the Getting Started guide during the year to keep you up-to-date. You can also easily access this guide from this Life Sciences Library Guide by clicking on the "Using the Library" tab above.
EndNote 20 Replaces EndNote 9.x
If you're an existing EndNote software user please note that we have now upgraded to EndNote 20 from the EndNote 9.x version. Information about EndNote 20 and how to migrate to EndNote 20 from your current EndNote version is available on our Referencing Library Guide. All new students will be taught using EndNote 20.
That's all for now, except to say that I'm really looking forward to meeting you and supporting you to succeed.
Enjoy your time at the University of Liverpool!
Shirley
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This link opens in a new window This link opens in a new window This link opens in a new window1. BIOSIS Previews combines journal content from Biological Abstracts with supplemental, non-journal coverage from Biological Abstracts/RRM (Reports, Reviews, Meetings).
2. Scopus is a broadly based database: good for interdisciplinary subjects, searching for authors and tracking down citations. Its interface is flexible and easy to use.
3. Web of Knowledge also provides broad coverage and good author and citation searching. It includes Science Citation Index, Index to Conference Proceedings and Journal Citation Reports.
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