Proquest webinars

Proquest are running free online training sessions (or webinars)  in the next couple of months, covering most of their databases.

You can find a list of the webinars here and how to take part here.

NESLI2 offers for 2010

NESLI2 are offering a number of deals for e-journals from small and medium sized publishers for 2010. The deals are for:

• American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
• Australian Academic Press
• Berg Publishers
• Berkeley Electronic Press (BePress)
• Brill
• Duke University Press
• Earthscan
• Edinburgh University Press
• Expert Reviews (formerly FutureDrugs)
• Future Medicine
• Geological Society of America
• IOS Press
• Karger
• Maney
• MIT Press
• Multi-Science Publishing
• Now Publishers
• Professional Engineering Publishing
• Royal Society of Medicine
• SPIE
• University of California Press
• Walter de Gruyter

If you want more information about any of them, please contact us.

HMIC starts

The health and social care database HMIC (Health Management Information Consortium) is available now. It’s listed on the Databases A-Z.

HMIC brings together two important health resources – the Department of Health’s Library and Information Services (DH Data)  and King’s Fund Information and Library Service.