Apr
25
2012
 
Biological Sciences (New Books)Posted by: Eng Hui Hui in New Resources, tags: Biological Sciences
Apr
25
2012
Bytesize Science Video: Beyond the blue bins – The journey of recyclable materialsPosted by: Frank Seah Eng Kiat in Et CeteraEarth Day (22 April) may be over, but you can still think about sustainability every day. Check out the latest video from Bytesize Science to catch a glimpse of what happens to those recyclable materials after they were deposited into the blue recycle bins. Elsevier recently created a new campaign known as Biggerbrains targetted at early-career researchers.
Its aim is to provide career guidance and advice to help early-career researchers build their career more effectively.
The website contains the following sections which are beneficial to researchers:
Check out the Biggerbrains website today at www.biggerbrains.com!
Congratulations to Jackson Koh Peng Fei, a third year student from SPMS/CBC, for winning an iPad 2 (courtesy of Taylor & Francis) at the recent E-Books Survey 2012! A total of 670 survey entries were received.
Jackson (right) receiving his prize from Jack Martin, Sales Manager, Taylor & Francis.
Apr
12
2012
Login to Library Account via Network ID for NTU staff and students wef 10 April 2012Posted by: Eng Hui Hui in HappeningsWith effect from 10 April 2012, all NTU staff and students will use their NTU Network username and password to login to their library accounts. The login method remains unchanged for NIE staff and students, SIMTech staff, associate members as well as users who are issued with a barcoded library card. This change will affect NTU staff and students for the following services:
Staff & students who have forgotten their Network account passwords will need to contact CITS using one of the following methods:
For further queries, please email circulation@ntu.edu.sg or call 6790-4691.
Apr
09
2012
WORKSHOP – Thou shall not steal: avoiding plagiarism and achieving academic integrityPosted by: Eng Hui Hui in Useful Tools and Tips, tags: plagiarism
Of course Mizner was just kidding when he said the above. Plagiarism, however, is no laughing matter. If you have ever wondered what the fuss over plagiarism is all about, or would like to know more about this topic, this workshop is for you. Title of Workshop: Thou shall not steal: avoiding plagiarism and achieving academic integrity Duration: 2 hours Date: 13 April 2012 (Friday) 2.30pm – 4.30pm Target: Undergrads & Postgrads
The workshop will cover: 1) What is plagiarism? What’s wrong with copying? How do I know if I’m plagiarizing? 2) Types of plagiarism and how to avoid them. 3) The difference between plagiarism and copyright infringement. 4) How to provide proper citation in academic writing.
For more details go to the Plagiarism Exhibition Website. |
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