Did you know that members of the University of Cambridge have access (on and off campus) to British Standards Online? Find out more on the Electronic Collection Management blog: tinyurl.com/3kkv7axt

Fans of the journal Heterocycles, rejoice! Volumes 1-106 are now publicly available via CLOCKSS: clockss.org/triggered-cont…

Our lovely Chemistry Librarian from Cambridge Chemistry (currently seconded to Research Data Manager) discusses How to organise your data: chemistryworld.com/careers/how-to…

LGBTQ+ in STEM upcoming webinar, next Tuesday 2 July! Cambridge Chemistry Queer in Chemistry Network Cambridge

Try different ways of tackling challenges and overcoming obstacles with this month's calendar from Action for Happiness!

The Chemistry Library is undergoing electrical testing this morning. While efforts are being taken to minimise disruption, we apologise for any inconvenience caused. Thank you for your co-operation!

New resource: members of Cambridge University can now access the Springer Biomedical and Life Sciences Reference collection! To find out more, visit this excellent blog post from ebooks@cambridge: tinyurl.com/mwxukhkp

The Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) is an outstanding collection of freely available ejournals. All DOAJ titles are searchable in iDiscover by journal or article title. Alternatively, visit doaj.org Cambridge Chemistry

Our database highlight this week is Web Thermo Tables (NIST): ezp.lib.cam.ac.uk/login?url=http… Cambridge Technology Libraries Cambridge University Library More information here: ejournalscambridge.wordpress.com/2024/07/15/dat…

Ahead of Rosalind Franklin's birthday next week (she would've been 104) the Chemistry Library has put together a small display celebrating her connections to Cambridge. Come and check it out on the desks near the main noticeboard!

FAO researchers at Cambridge Chemistry

It is HOT, but at @moorelib we have nice cool and airy spaces for you to hide from the unforgiving 🌞! Should you still find things a bit on the warm side, you can also borrow a small desk fan from the issue desk! Just ask a member of staff 😃 #HeatWaves #summer #stemm

Our users sometimes tell us they want a library cat, like Odysseus at Cambridge University Library or Moore Library's void queen. Sadly there are a number of reasons this can't happen, not least: what about the fish?! Puff had a close encounter of the feline kind once. We can't do that to him again.

📣Save the date! A new series of free virtual workshops is scheduled for October and November 2024. ✔️8 Oct - Protein-Ligand Docking With GOLD ✔️22 Oct - From Searching to Data Analysis ✔️5 Nov - Pharmacophore Searching Using CSD-CrossMiner Register now: ccdc-info.com/3Y8eJ0n

"Diversity is really important in science. First of all, I think that if you want to have the best scientific outcomes, you need a lot of different brains working on it." - Chemistry laureate Doudna Lab on diversity in science. Read the interview: bit.ly/2M82Chu

Thank you ebooks@cambridge for highlighting the Knovel platform which includes Chemistry & Chemical Engineering titles! Cambridge Chemistry check out the ECM blog post for more info ebookscambridge.wordpress.com/2024/08/06/new…

Perhaps this is why we don't have a Library cat Cambridge Chemistry? #InternationalCatDay

Postgrads Cambridge Chemistry check out these additions to the Research & Study Skills section of our Wellbeing Book Collection. See all titles in our Wellbeing Book Collection via our online reading list tinyurl.com/mr5axpw9

Did you know our AI clinic offers free support to researchers Cambridge University? Our AI experts can help with issues across the research pipeline, from writing proposals to implementing & deploying models. Get in touch to find out how we can support you! bit.ly/3ERxWcu

Deadline extension: Midnight tonight!