
The following services will be unavailable from 10pm Friday, November 6 until 6am Saturday, November 7:The Library websiteLibrary hours/locationsStreaming videos from our websiteLibrary blogs and wikisElectronic Resources FinderThe OskiCat and NextGen Melvyl Pilot catalogs will not be...

The PubMed interface has changed! Much of what you may have been used to has been revised or relocated...

The Institute of Transportation Studies Library will be closed from 12-2pm on Friday, October 30.Original post blogged on b2evolution.

Thanks to funding provided by the Chancellor and Provost, Saturday hours at our subject specialty libraries will be restored to Spring 2009 levels. This will occur in phases to give libraries time to hire and train new students to work on Saturdays...

Our popular science IM reference service will be unavailable tomorrow, Friday, October 23. Normal hours will be restored next week: Monday-Friday 10:00-12:00 and 1:00-5:00.The collaborative 24/7 Ask a Librarian service will still be available...

Brian Quigley New in the library!
Source: berkeley.worldcat.org
Get this at UC Berkeley Libraries Author: [David Applebaum] --

Open Access (OA) is a growing international movement that uses the Internet to throw open the locked doors that once hid knowledge...

The eScholarship Repository will be unavailable from 5pm Friday, October 16 until 9am Monday, October 19, due to an extensive upgrade.Beginning Monday morning, it will be accessible from a new URL -- www.escholarship.org The eScholarship Repository, a project of the California Digital Library, is ...

UC Berkeley has access to this ever-expanding collection of computer manuals published by O'Reilly, one of the most popular publishers of computer manuals.This collection currently includes over 1,200 ebooks on topics such as web design, programming languages, security, multimedia, and operating...

The Institute of Transportation Studies Library will be closed for staff development on Monday, October 19, and Monday, October 26.Original post blogged on b2evolution.

Are you interested in learning more about the work of the Nobel Prize winners? Here is some information about the 2009 Nobel Laureates along with some of their most highly-cited articles from Web of Science. Physiology or Medicine Elizabeth H. Blackburn, Carol W. Greider, and Jack W...

Brian Quigley New in the library!
Source: berkeley.worldcat.org
Get this at UC Berkeley Libraries Author: [John L Rhodes ; Benjamin Steinberg] --

Brian Quigley New in the library!
Source: berkeley.worldcat.org
Get this at UC Berkeley Libraries -- Author: [Michael Drmota] -- Related Subjects: [Trees (Graph theory) Stochastic processes.]

The UC Berkeley Science Libraries are sponsoring many RefWorks and EndNote classes this semester. A complete schedule with details and locations is available on the Events calendar of the Science Libraries @ UC Berkeley web site...










