Library News & Exhibits
January 31, 2005
Scifinder Scholar now available
Scifinder Scholar is now available for searching Chemistry, Biochemistry, Materials Science and Patent Information. Read more...
Scifinder Scholar is accessible on all computers in the Science Library. Need Scifinder in your office or lab? A download CD disk (Windows format) is available for checkout at the Science Library Circulation Desk.
Posted by erushton at 02:11 PM
January 21, 2005
Additional ScienceDirect Journals Now Available
ScienceDirect provides journal content in the sciences, medicine, engineering, business and economics, the social sciences, education, and the arts and humanities. Full-text coverage is available from 1995 to the present for nearly all journals in the Science Direct website. In January the campus gained access to 600 additional titles, bringing the total number of electronic journals available via ScienceDirect to over 1800 titles.
Posted by erushton at 02:50 PM
January 20, 2005
Get Your Tax Forms Online
Need tax forms? Try the Tax Information page of the Virtual Reference Collection.
Federal and New York State forms are also available in the Bartle Library Reference Room.
Posted by mulligan at 03:36 PM
Announcing infoLINK
The Libraries online catalog has a new name: infoLINK. Use infoLINK from the Libraries’ website to find books, journals, and more.
Posted by mulligan at 03:34 PM
New Associate Director for Public Services
The University Libraries are pleased to announce that Susan Currie has joined our staff as the new Associate Director for Public Services. Ms. Currie comes to us with more than twenty years of public services experience at Cornell University Library, most recently serving as Director of Resources and Planning for Instruction, Research and Information Services.
Ms. Currie is very excited to be here at Binghamton and looks forward to working with the University community.
Posted by mulligan at 03:29 PM
New and Improved Library News & Features
We've redesigned Library News & Features. Now, in addition to seeing our news headlines on the Libraries' home page, you can subscribe to them via RSS. Learn more about RSS and how to subscribe.
Posted by bordeaux at 01:02 PM