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Harry Wellington White, oralist “When I went to Manchester… the tone of the institution was undoubtedly sign…. it was like a fever lurking about”
Friday, 17 August 2018
Harry Wellington White was born in October, 1854, son of Wellington White, a ‘quartermaster of militia,’ born in Tipperary, and his wife Anne, from Kildare. The oldest sister was born Van Diemen’s Land, then a brother was born in Dover, a second brother was born in Lancashire, and his younger brother in Hampshire, so presumably […]
New acquisitions – August 2018
Friday, 17 August 2018
The following new titles are available from the Royal Free site Library. Search the Library catalogue via Explore to find the shelf location for each item, or ask at the issue desk for help. Drug use in respiratory disease / edited by J.D. Wilson. Sydney : Williams & Wilkins And Associates Pty Limited, [1987] ROYAL FREE RFAC […]
Changes to eShelf/Favourites in Explore
Monday, 13 August 2018
Please note: eShelf/Favourites functionality in Explore (http://ucl.ac.uk/library/explore) will be changing over the summer, due to an upgrade, and current lists will be reset.
If you wish to keep your eShelf/Favourites records, please export them from Explore by Friday 17 August by following the steps outlined here https://www.ucl.ac.uk/library/articles/2018/explore-eshelf-favourites-changes
If you have any questions, please contact library@ucl.ac.ukMetaLib replacement, August 2018
Wednesday, 08 August 2018
The MetaLib service will be replaced at the end of August 2018. More information is provided below.- ‘Find Resource’ will be replaced by a new service at the same location, the Databases page.
- ‘Find e-Journal’ will be replaced by a new service within Explore.
- ‘QuickSearch’/’ExpertSearch’ will not be part of the new service, as this technology has been superseded. Library Services' advice is either to use Explore, for searching across a range of data sources with relevance ranking, or to consult subject guides or your Subject Liaison Librarian named there, for relevant data sources for your needs.
- ‘MyMetaLib’ will not be replaced. Please make a note of any resources you have bookmarked, in order to locate them through the new service in August. If you have scheduled searches, you may be able to replicate such alerting in individual databases.
The World of Sound – Sir William Bragg’s Royal Institution Lectures, 1919
Wednesday, 25 July 2018
Sir William Henry Bragg (1862–1942) was a Cumbrian physicist, who was awarded a Nobel Prize in 1915 along with his son Lawrence for their discovery of the new science of x-ray crystallography, which eventually led to Rosamund Franklin’s photographs of DNA. He was appointed a UCL Quain Professor of Physics in 1915, and around the […]
July new acquisitions at Royal Free London Library Services
Monday, 09 July 2018
The following new titles are available from the Royal Free site Library. Search the Library catalogue via Explore to find the shelf location for each item, or ask at the issue desk for help. Lee, Arthur Bolles, 1849-1927, author. The microtomist’s vade-mecum (Bolles-Lee) : a handbook of the methods of animal and plant microscopi London : J. […]
Hello world!
Thursday, 04 May 2017
Welcome to Blogs.ucl.ac.uk. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging!
UCL's biomedical libraries support clinical practice, education and research at UCL’s affiliated NHS Trusts as part of our Service Level Agreement. Membership of the libraries is open to all staff of our affiliated Trusts.
The libraries provide study space, access to extensive biomedical and health collections, and training and support. We also collaborate closely with libraries at District General Hospitals to facilitate access to resources for medical students whilst they are on clinical placement.
We continue to develop our support to healthcare through our Library Services Strategy and have played a key role in the NHS-HE Forum,
which works to develop connections between NHS and Higher Education networks
and systems. Visit the NHS-HE Forum and Connectivity Project webpages for the most recent news and information.
