Are you a Queen Mary taught postgraduate student working on a dissertation? Having problems getting the literature you need for your research? The Queen Mary Library Services' Get It For Me session could be just what you need! Next session is 23rd June: https://t.co/NvwMrVdAht
Does everybody see the same rainbow? What is common knowledge? Cite Them Right Online is a referencing tool which has the answer to questions like this. Find out more via the Queen Mary Library Services' Referencing Hub: https://t.co/azenJTDpCS
The condition as understood in the West meshed nicely with certain ideas in Asian medicine—particularly the Chinese concept of qi, or vital energy. https://t.co/pUn4LMaiNC
Can you bee-lieve this brilliant bug is over 3500 years old? 🐝✨
It was made by the Minoans, who inhabited the island of Crete from around 3000 BC. They used the bee to symbolise power and prosperity, making it a frequent motif in their art and jewellery
Happy #WorldBeeDay! 🐝
How do I reference? Identify the referencing style you need to use (eg Harvard), identify the source type you need to reference (eg book), then identify how to reference your source in your style. For more see Queen Mary Library Services’ Referencing Hub: https://t.co/Jc7NxXJiQg
Reference list versus bibliography?
Check out Library Services' Find it Use it Reference it QMPlus module: https://t.co/ngfBZPucLx
For more referencing tools, check out our Referencing Hub: https://t.co/Jc7NxXJiQg
This #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek share this post and spread the word 👇🏾
Your mental health matters, regardless of the week. And you don’t have to face it alone.
Special shout out to Laura Jane illustrations for this gorgeous artwork💙
Tell a friend to tell a friend: the countdown is officially on for the Festival of Communities 2023, returning in Stepney Green Park on Saturday 10th and Queen Mary University's Mile End Campus on Sunday 11th of June. Will you join us? #FestivalofCommunities2023
Professor Matthew Rubery from the School of English and Drama @QMULsed dropped by the @audibleuk studio to chat about the history of the audiobook. From the invention of the phonograph way back in 1877 to predictions about the future of audio! 🎙🔊
https://t.co/Gu1mInhjFA
‘But the true nature of the human heart is as whimsical as spring weather. All signals may aim toward a fall of rain when suddenly the skies will clear’
— The Collected Autobiographies by Maya Angelou
What is grey literature? The Queen Mary Library Services' Find it, Use it, Reference it QMPlus module can help you find out: https://t.co/H0chb4Fw8u . For more referencing tools, check out Library Services' Referencing Hub: https://t.co/Jc7NxXJiQg
The countdown has begun! Our new @britishlibrary exhibition Animals: art, science and sound opens this Friday 21 April. Find out more and book your tickets here 🦈🐪🦏🐝🦋🐦 https://t.co/YF0MePwkaC
Join our Politics Professor @ProfTimBale and @BBCRadio4 Westminster Hour’s @carolynquinncq to explore how the Conservative Party has gone from nervous breakdown to top of the world and back again.
⏰ 6pm on Tuesday 18 April
🏫 Mile End campus
https://t.co/TEif9Y4bwx
@QMUL_HSS
Does everybody see the same rainbow? What is common knowledge? Cite Them Right Online is a referencing tool which has the answer to questions like this. Find out more via the Queen Mary Library Services' Referencing Hub: https://t.co/azenJTDpCS