UC San Diego now has SciFindern (or SciFinder-n), the new, streamlined SciFinder interface from CAS (Chemical Abstract Service) that covers the chemical literature, indexing millions of journal articles, patents, substances, …
We are pleased to announce that the University of California (UC) has reached a transformative open access agreement with Springer Nature, the world’s second-largest academic publisher. Under the agreement, all …
By: Amber Gallant In an effort to encourage ourselves and others to commit to learning about Anti-Black racism, the Diversity and Inclusion Committee at the UC San Diego Library has …
UC San Diego now has O’Reilly for Higher Education, replacing the Safari/O’Reilly Tech book collection that is being retired. We now have access to more IT/tech publisher content (including videos) …
“Give and not to count the cost; give and not to ask for any reward” is the motto of dedicated community member and philanthropist, Sally WongAvery. Serving the Chinese community …
At the Library, we have subject librarians who specialize in topics ranging from aerospace engineering to visual arts. These subject matter experts are here to help our patrons explore their …
A collaborative novel typed on a roll of toilet paper; collage art on a folding fan; journal entries detailing self-doubt and fear; letters between families, lovers, and friends; drafts of …
The growing datafication of cultural materials along with the explosion of new data generation, collection, and analysis practices create a new state of cultured data: culture as data, and data …
From the University of California UCnet The phrase “closed until further notice due to COVID-19” has become all too familiar. And, while we have started to grow accustomed to losing …
The Library’s Research Data Curation (RDC) program has been helping UC San Diego researchers better manage and preserve their data for the past seven years. In 2019, RDC tackled a …
