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Attending today's workshop? 📈Book to continue learning about article level metrics, citation counting, and tools like Web of Science and Scopus at: iSkills: Research metrics and citation analysis tools: Part 2 article metrics 📅14 May 🕐12-1pm 📍RSL 🔗 go.glam.ox.ac.uk/NBa9CqHZl

🌟 Enjoyed today's session? To start afresh, stretch yourself, not your patience - book a place on the next morning yoga session at the RSL: 📅 20th May 🕐 9-10am 🔗go.glam.ox.ac.uk/yoga #Wellbeing

Have you seen our portrait of Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin in the Quiet Reading Room? 🎨 🔗go.glam.ox.ac.uk/Zi8soZMyn Hodgkin taught at Somerville and was the third woman to receive a Nobel Prize in Chemistry for her pioneering work in X-ray crystallography. #BornOnThisDay #inspiration

New to Scopus or want to pick up tips for navigating Scopus? Unlock Scopus, a database with more than 94 million records for researching the social sciences, medical sciences and physical and life sciences at: 📅19 May 🕐1-2pm 📍Microsoft Teams 🔗 go.glam.ox.ac.uk/iskills_scopus

Missed the in-person workshop on Endnote? 📚 Jump on the online workshop next week to navigate references and citations using EndNote, the desktop-based reference management tool: 📅 21 May 🕐 9:30-11:30am 📍 Microsoft Teams 🔗go.glam.ox.ac.uk/dvdJ6d9rR

It was lovely seeing all the attendees at our Blooming Good Time event today. 40 people took away wildflower plants. 😁 The compost used included some of the shredded worries from our worry box! We really enjoyed hosting this event with MPLSOxford #Wellbeing

Get the par-tea started 🍵 with a free tea or coffee from 10-12 in the library, followed by Lego Lunch from 1-2 to have a roaring day. No booking needed! #WellbeingWednesday

Prefer to manage your citations using a web-based tool? 📝🌐Refworks might be your answer! The university has a subscription you can use as a student or alumnus. Learn more at the online workshop: 📅 21 May 🕐 2-4pm 📍 Microsoft Teams 🔗go.glam.ox.ac.uk/qx2GwIZQe

Attended yesterday's workshop on research metrics? 📈 Don't miss the final workshop on metrics for individual researchers, researcher h-index and its limitations, and additional metrics tools to assess a researcher's impact on: 📅22 May 🕐12-1pm 📍RSL 🔗 go.glam.ox.ac.uk/hdOCQcX1M

Ever wondered why the tower at the Natural History Museum in Oxford resembles a 🧀 grater? They're nest boxes for swifts! Our neighbour Oxford University Museum of Natural History has welcomed a colony of swifts for 77 years. For #EndangeredSpeciesDay try following their swift diary🔗go.glam.ox.ac.uk/ZgPScxlhy

The first woman to win a Fields Medal walked the streets of Oxford, like you! 🏅 To celebrate her birthday today, find the portrait of Maryam Mirzakhani at the RSL and read more about her here: go.glam.ox.ac.uk/kg_2pXJha #BornOnThisDay #inspiration

Looking for mouse to use with your laptop? Or maybe you forgot your laptop? 😲 No worries, we lend these items and many more at the library desk. 😁 From headphones to fidget toys we've got all the gadgets you'll need. More info on our site: buff.ly/dIDvGt7

✨ Good news! ✨ The accessible lift in the Radcliffe Science Library is now working again. All our rooms now have level access. We apologise for the inconvenience while it was out of action. #Accessibility

Great idea! We have some maps of University Parks in the Wellbeing Room that may also be useful.

🦙📚 Alpacas in the library - coming Friday! 📚🦙 In the name of reducing exam stress, we will be hosting alpacas on the Radcliffe Camera lawn on Friday 23 May 1-4pm. Open to all members of the University with access by University/College/Library card.

This morning from 10-12 in our vending area, be our guest and rest with a free tea or coffee on us 🫖then get inspired by Lego Lunch from 1-2 in the Wellbeing Room. No need to book! #WellbeingWednesday

Feeling the exam stress or write up pressure? Our May book display might help! We've a wide range of titles to help deal with stress. Check it out in the library or online go.glam.ox.ac.uk/BookDisplay #Wellbeing #BookDisplay #StressRelief

What's a Persistent Identifier (PID)? You may already know DOI and ORCID, but how could PIDs benefit your work as a researcher? Find out more at the workshop next week: 📅28 May 🕐10-11:30am 📍Microsoft Teams 🔗 go.glam.ox.ac.uk/mc8Q0BtBa #OpenScholarship