Covering all major scientific disciplines AccessScience is our Featured Resource for October. If you need authoritative science reference and help, new and improved AccessScience is the place to start!
You will find:
- Topic pages for Agriculture, Forestry, & Soils; Anthropology & Archeology; Astronomy & Space Science; Biology; Chemistry; Computing & Information Technology ; Earth Science; Ecology & Environmental Science; Engineering & Materials; Forensic Science; Mathematics; Medicine & Health Sciences; Paleontology; Physics; and Psychiatry & Psychology.
- 115,000+ definitions from the McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific and Technical Terms
- 20 upper-level science books and Schaum's Outlines for math and science courses
- 20,000+ images, videos, and animations illustrating key concepts -- including worked solutions to math and science problems
- Video and text biographies highlighting the life and work of award-winning scientists
The Schaum's Outlines in AccessScience include: Organic Chemistry, College Algebra, Electromagnetics, Applied Physics, Calculus, Statistics, College Chemistry, Biochemistry, and Physics for Engineering & Science.
If you need help or have any questions about science resources, contact School of Sciences liaison Kay Cunningham.
New Titles at Plough Library
Welcome back, Bucs!
We are delighted to see everyone back on campus and to welcome new members to our community. The library is air-conditioned and open for business. Come on in and check out our books!
Here are lists of the new print books we have added over the last few months, sorted by subject:
You can also go to our New and Popular Books subject guide, which features a small sample of the books you'll find on the library's New Books and Popular Books shelves on the main floor. But don't forget to stop by the library to explore all the other titles available to you. Also, keep an eye out for book displays on special topics. We look forward to seeing you!.
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