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 …
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) …
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 …
Update as of August 9: Upon the Library’s reopening on September 7, 2021, access to copyrighted items via HathiTrust’s Emergency Temporary Access Service (ETAS) will end. More information. HathiTrust Digital Library …
UC San Diego has trial access to The ACS Guide to Scholarly Communication through the end of December This is the first update since the 2006/3rd edition of the ACS …
The UC San Diego Library recently acquired some new, multivolume reference works. These are review articles written by experts in their field, with bibliographies of articles and books for more …
The 2020 version of the Cambridge Structural Data System (CSDS) is available for downloading. You can download it from the the UC CSDS distribution site at UCLA or directly from …
With winter quarter underway, we’d like to share the status of the University of California’s (UC) negotiations with Elsevier, which stalled in February 2019, and inform you of the progress …
Here are the first additions to the popular science collection for 2020, including Why Trust Science? from Naomi Oreskes, formerly Professor of History and Science Studies at UC San Diego. You …
