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- ID numbers for identifying authors
- CambridgeSoft Corporation seeks product reviewers
- Third Science Learning and Teaching Conference (SLTC)
- Poster design
- History of the Book seminar - John Murray's Handbo...
- GIREP-EPEC 2009 International Conference - Physics...
- Main Library will be closed on Saturday 28th March
- Talbot Rice Gallery - Wednesday Walkabouts at One
- Call for submissions on: The teacher’s role, ident...
- Free events on sustainable laboratories - Universi...
- Student Voice conference
- NeSC - Workshop on Use Cases for Provenance
- 6th annual Problem Based Learning ( PBL) summer w...
- MIMAS - Web of Knowledge
- Art Collective first artsci event this afternoon
- On Trial - two Chinese databases from Taiwan
- History of the book seminar
- USA Nuclear Regulatory Commission Annual Assessmen...
- e-Science Institute public lecture - Adding Semant...
- Web of Knowledge login problems
- MRC's research portfolio available online
- Astronomy 2009 special issue of Physics World
- Survey - Intute - £50 Amazon Voucher
- Research-Teaching Links in the Physical Sciences: ...
- Create books from almost any MediaWiki wiki
- Ebook survey - Amazon vouchers
- The Influence and Impact of Web 2.0 on e-Research ...
- Open Access Publications Policy through Senate
- RIN 10 minute survey
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About Me
- Rowena Stewart
- I am the Liaison Librarian for Chemistry and Physics at the University of Edinburgh. See also, Guide to Resources in Science and Engineering at http://www.lib.ed.ac.uk/forcolleges/scienghome.shtml
The University of Edinburgh is a charitable body, registered in Scotland, with registration number SC005336.