Below is a selection of books received by the Library in the weeks leading up to 2nd December. For a complete listing of books received during this period see: New Books 021219 [xls] The art and archaeology of Lusignan and Venetian… Read More ›
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Priority Library Access for @uofglasgow Staff & Students: Monday 2nd December – Friday 20th December
From Monday 2nd until Friday 20th December inclusive, access to the Library will be prioritised for our own students, staff and full library members. During this period, access to the Library will be restricted for students from other Universities and… Read More ›
Explore Your Archives 2019
As November draws to a close, everyone’s favourite time of year begins: yes, it’s #ExploreYourArchive season again! We’ve been taking part in the Explore Your Archive campaign for several years now, but for any newcomers, this is a project coordinated… Read More ›
Purdah, STEM in Early Years Education, and Empty Homes in Scotland – New Official Publications 19.11.19
Newly published official publications from : Westminster and the UK Government Pre-election period of sensitivity – “Restrictions on the use of public resources are in place during the pre-election period before elections and referendums. The Cabinet Office issues guidance for… Read More ›
Gender identity, game music and Gaelic language : new books in the Library, 18th November 2019
Below is a selection of books received by the Library in the weeks leading up to 18th November. For a complete listing of books received during this period see: New Books 181119 [xls] Dental anatomy and morphology / Hilton Riquieri… Read More ›
Research Jigsaw
Research Jigsaw is a week-long series of research-themed webinars open to research and scholarship staff, research students and research support staff. Commencing week beginning 9 December, Research Jigsaw webinars will run during lunchtimes and focus on making an ORCiD work… Read More ›
Season of Photography: exploring industrial photographs
Photography Scotland’s Season of Photography runs this year from September-November. To mark the event, I have been challenged to explore the photographs contained within our business collections, and to consider their unique value in archival research. When we conjure an… Read More ›
