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Changes to PubMed
There have recently been some changes to our PubMed platform. There are some changes to the functionality of PubMed.
New look database page
We've launched our new look databases page for semester 2! Now you can just search for a database either by name or by selecting one of the categories.
New look Westlaw
The University Library will changeover to the new look Westlaw AU on Monday 19th July 2021.
William Morris and the Kelmscott Press in Adelaide
Celebrating Kelmscott Press and marking this special occasion with a display of Kelmscott works, including the Kelmscott Beowulf and the Sire Degrauvant in historic fine bindings, two deluxe facsimiles of The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer, plus other rare, original Kelmscotts.
[Read more about William Morris and the Kelmscott Press in Adelaide]
What will research collections be like in 2121? Digital Preservation and the University Library
The University Library looks after many wonderful and unique collections of manuscripts and archives. These collections may contain correspondence, diaries and notebooks, all of which provide a valuable insight into notable researchers’ experience and approach. We know that in 2021 much of this work now happens digitally.
Working to improve the interlibrary loan experience
We’re currently moving to a new system that will allow your interlibrary loan requests to be processed in a more streamlined manner.
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Changes to Australian Standards Online
There have been some changes to our Australian Standards Online (Techstreet) subscription. Standards Australia have required that these changes be implemented for all Australian university subscribers from 27 April 2021.
Fallen WW1 ANZACs remembered
Since 2014, the Adelaide University Football Club and the Adelaide University Cricket Club have been researching their players who served in the Great War (1914 - 1918). Today, in partnership with the AUFC/AUCC WWI Memorial Committee, we launch the profiles of twenty Fallen WWI Anzacs.
