This April, the UC San Diego Library will celebrate National Poetry Month by providing a space for poets, both published and unpublished, to share and talk about their work. This …
The 2014 Cambridge Structural Database System (CSDS) is now available for download and installation. Access is limited to UCSD faculty, students and staff. Uninstall the 2013 version first. The suite …
Please join us for a workshop to learn how Scopus, a citation/abstract database of 50+ million records, with additional tools to track, analyze and visualize research. It’s strongest journal coverage …
Free filtered water is available in the Geisel Library. Four new hydration stations have been installed at Geisel, one on 8th floor, one on 6th floor and two in the West Wing …
“Leo Szilard: The Man Behind the Bomb” A talk and book signing by William Lanouette, author of the new edition of Genius in the Shadows: A Biography of Leo Szilard. …
In this talk Peter Gourevitch explores the dynamics of “lessons to be learned” from the Holocaust. Drawing on the experience of a grandmother who fled and survived in the United …
Patent and Patent Searching Workshop Wednesday, February 5 1:00pm – 3:00pm Biomedical Library Building – Computer Classroom Patents are critically important in protecting intellectual property and companies are investing fortunes …
Thomson Reuters just released a new search interface for Web of Science. To see a quick tour of the changes, check out their short video on YouTube. There are additional …
Along with Web of Science’s new look and added content, UCSD now has access to more databases from Thomson Reuters, which can be searched individually or in combination with the …
Larry Greenbaum was one of only four Jews from Duedelsheim, Hesse-Darmstadt, to flee Nazi Germany after Kristallnacht. Seven years later, he returned to his hometown, this time as a member …
