Welcome to the researcher library guide. If you click the drop down menu in the Welcome and Training tab you can access the slides from our training sessions and the Researcher Development Programme training calendar
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A list of key people and resources from the library and academic writing which will help you research more effectively and efficiently
What is an ORCiD?
ORCiD is a unique identifier system for Researchers worldwide. It allow you as a researcher to distinguish yourself as 'you'. An ORCID also supports linking systems involved in key research workflows.
Find out more about ORCID and sign-up here: http://orcid.org/
If you are looking for information about Open Access - please see the Open Access pages.
Welcome to this Library Subject Guide for researchers. Please start with these basics:
These are questions asked at a recent researcher training event:
The Research Support Team is part of Library and Student Support (LSS) in the Sheppard Library. If you have questions about Open Access, the Research Repository, Research Data Management or any other scholarly communications issues please do get in touch:
If you have a subject specific question contact your Liaison Librarian.
This guide covers:
Use Library Search to find and access quality academic resources.
If we don't have a journal paper or book you need then we get it from the British Library. This is free of charge for Research and Academic Staff. See our Inter library loans guide.
If you think we should buy a book for the library, tell us via the Suggest a book form for your campus.
If you want us to subscribe to a new journal (which can be expensive) please ask your Liaison Librarian.
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