UCSD now has SciFinder-n. New interface, new features, including the retrosynthesis planner. Still have "classic" SciFinder interface as well (your login works for both). https://t.co/jZbMJfcbPh. Email the chem librarian if you have questions; contact info in blog post.
New at UCSD: O'Reilly for Higher Education (replaces Safari). 48K+ IT/software development, business, data science, desktop & web applications, engineering, business ebooks, videos, tutorials, case studies from O'Reilly and more. https://t.co/ccRHQcliLZ
#SciComm at its finest! @UCSanDiego nanoengineering PhD students Chava Angell and Fernando Soto talk shop with kids in @cenmag's latest podcast episode. Tune in to hear them explaining DNA sequences and creating microscopic bots (4:36-8:30). @NANO_UCSD @SciStorytellers
So what's all the fuss about Li-ion batteries then? Why are they worthy of the Nobel nod? And what did the award winners do to deserve the prize? It's all in our explainer... https://t.co/lEVO8XjnLq
@ndbrning@compoundchem And here it is, our story on today's #NobelPrize in Chemistry for lithium-ion battery pioneers, John B. Goodenough, M. Stanley Whittingham @libattery, and Akira Yoshino: https://t.co/WZjhWvGboB
There are only a few spots left for the Library’s Software Carpentry workshop next week! During April 10-11, you’ll learn to use the command line, version control with Git, and programming and data analysis with R. ⛏️💻
Register 👉 https://t.co/XSVtTpHTo3
New Popsci books in the #ucsdlibrary. https://t.co/a0GK5DzHk4. Also, a 2/26 talk and book signing for Massimiliano Di Ventra's The Scientific Method: Reflections from a Practitioner https://t.co/PlwIm1sAKp
45 @UCSanDiego faculty members among world’s most influential researchers in their fields, according to Clarivate Analytics. Researchers' studies among the top 1 percent of most-cited publications in their field over the past 10 years. #ucsd@clarivate https://t.co/ISDKssJ01n
New Grad Orientation! Have questions about using the UCSD Library? Want to meet the physical sciences & engineering librarians? Stop by our table at the Resource Fair, Price Ballroom East, today 11-1:30
Need help keeping up w/ new research? Try BrowZine to monitor your favorite journals; scan newly published articles from phone, tablet or browser; save articles & create lists for easy retrieval. Library pilot extended thru 6/2019. https://t.co/EZO8d2aXTM #ucsdlibrary#ucsd
Need help keeping up w/ new research? Try BrowZine to monitor your favorite journals; scan newly published articles from phone, tablet or browser; save articles & create lists for easy retrieval. Library pilot extended thru 6/2019. https://t.co/EZO8d2aXTM #ucsdlibrary#ucsd
So many books recently added to our Popular Science collection, including @briankeating's Losing the Nobel Prize. See what else is new or on order at https://t.co/x9qH7Dw640 #ucsdlibrary#STEM
2nd Prize: Alexander Bergman, Eleanor Roosevelt College, “Encryption and Encoding to Extend the Lifetime of Non-Volatile Memories.”
Nominated by Professor Paul Siegel (Electrical & Computer Engineering/CMRR)
1st Prize: Wei Tse (Harrison) Li, Thurgood Marshall College, “IncRNA and snoRNA Dysregulation in Papillary Thyroid Cancer.”
Nominated by Professor Weg Ongkeko (Department of Surgery)
Congratulations to our UC San Diego Undergraduate Library Research Prize winners for Life/Physical Sciences & Engineering: Wei Tse (Harrison) Li and Alexander Bergman. https://t.co/VdMVMPdxpG