Collection news lists newly subscribed or purchased content for 2023, as well as changes to the Library Collection. It will be updated as changes are made throughout the year. All content is listed by faculty.
Changes to UNSW Library's microform collections - further information is available on the Library news feed.
To access the comprehensive suite of scholarly resources available please search the UNSW Library Collection.
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Adam Matthew Digital UNSW Library has acquired the following new archives for 2023:
These are searchable digital archives containing primary source material in a range of formats as well as scholarly commentary. The World War II Studies collection enhances the accessibility of content already held by the Library on microfilm. |
Art & Architecture Source Art & Architecture Source resource provides access to 272 unique non-open access journals and 327 open access journals in areas including architecture, art history, industrial design, and contemporary art. Also included: more than 63,000 images, 14,000 indexed art dissertations and 556,000 indexed art reproductions. |
BBC Summary of World Broadcasts 1939 - 1958 The Library has acquired the BBC Summary of World Broadcasts 1939 - 1958. This resource provides transcripts of global radio and television broadcasts from 1939-1958, translated into English and summarized by subject-matter experts at BBC Monitoring. The transcripts are provided in series formats consisting of nearly 70,000 long-form media reports comprising 2.7m pages of radio and television transcripts sourced by the BBC from around the world. |
Beamafilm The Library now has access to the full collection of Beamafilm video resources. Beamafilm is an Australian-owned streaming service featuring international cinema and a curated catalogue of almost 30% Australasian material. |
Bloomsbury The Library has acquired new content which has been added to Bloomsbury's Drama Online platform. Shakespeare's Globe to Globe Festival on Screen 1& 2 Shakespeare's Globe to Globe on Screen contains 20 unique multilingual performances of Shakespeare plays performed and filmed at the Globe Theatre, London in 2012. Each play has the audio in their original language alongside fully translated English subtitles. Examples include: Richard II in Palestinian Arabic The Two Gentlemen of Verona in Shona, a language of Zimbabwe The Merry Wives of Windsor in Swahili Love's Labour's Lost in British Sign Language
The Library has also acquired the Bloomsbury Architecture Library - Core Collection The Bloomsbury Architecture Library is an interactive digital resource for the study of architecture, urbanism, and interior design. Its digital platform offers access to collections of text and image content, from architectural history to design guidance. The Library has access to the Core Collection. This consists of:
New content has been added to the following Bloomsbury platforms:
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Brill Book Archives The Library has acquired a number of Brill Book Archives. These archives are multidisciplinary in scope with the following relevant to Arts, Design and Architecture:
These archives contain digitised monographs originally released only as physical books. |
Cambridge University Press The Library has acquired multiple Cambridge University Press 2022-2023 eBooks series. These multidisciplinary collections include more than 300 titles. |
De Gruyter eBooks De Gruyter has signed an eBook distribution deal with all seventeen members of the Association of Candian University Presses. The Library has acquired the 2023 Frontlist collection. This collection comprises approximately 290 titles covering a range of subject areas including social sciences, medicine, health, engineering, science, law, Jewish studies, philosophy, physics, Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies, Sports and Recreation studies and more.
The Library has acquired multiple 2022 eBook collections from De Gruyter. These collections are multidisciplinary in scope and include works relevant to the Humanities, Social Sciences, Business, STEM, and Law from the following university presses:
Select academic imprints from publisher partners are also included:
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Digital Theatre+ Digital Theatre+ provides access to theatre productions and educational resources. The platform’s teaching and learning resources include e-learning videos, introductory courses, interview series, music content, and recordings of over 700 live theatre productions. |
Edward Elgar Encyclopedias The Library has acquired a number of Edward Elgar Encyclopedias. These reference works are multidisciplinary in scope with the following relevant to Arts, Design and Architecture:
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Edward Elgar Essentials eBooks The Library has acquired a number of Edward Elgar Essentials eBook collections. These collections are multidisciplinary in scope with the following relevant to Arts, Design and Architecture:
Collections feature reference works, edited volumes and monographs written by geographically and ideologically diverse authors. |
Gale Primary Sources archives The following archival collections have been added to the Gale Primary Sources database for 2023:
Gale archives contain monographs, manuscripts, newspapers, photographs and maps from a wide range of locations and times. Much of the content is hard to find and has been digitised specifically for the archives. Please note that some of this content is forthcoming. |
Global Governance The Library now has access to the Brill journal Global Governance. This journal publishes research, opinion, and reviews on the topics of international cooperation and multilateralism. |
Heat The Library once again has access to the print journal Heat. Heat contains unique Australian literary content and recommenced publication in 2022 after an extended hiatus. |
Journal of British Cinema and Television The Library now has access to the Journal of British Cinema and Television. This journal is published quarterly by Edinburgh University Press and alternates between general and themed issues. |
Mekong Review The Library has subscribed to Mekong Review for 2023. This quarterly literary magazine publishes fiction, poetry, interviews and commentary both from and about Asia. |
Oxford Research Encyclopedias The Library has acquired a number of Oxford Research Encyclopedias. These reference works are multidisciplinary in scope with the following relevant to Arts, Design and Architecture: |
Oxford World's Classics Oxford World’s Classics provides comprehensive introductions, explanatory notes, chronologies, and bibliographies to a large collection of novels, and other writings, from the 18th, 19th and 20th century. |
Rawlinson's Australian Construction Handbook 2023 The Library now has access to Rawlinson's Australian Construction Handbook 2023. Rawlinson's Australian Construction Handbook is Australia's largest published collection of construction costing. |
Routledge 2022-2023 eBooks The Library has acquired a number of Routledge 2022-2023 eBooks. These reference works are multidisciplinary in scope with the following relevant to Arts, Design and Architecture:
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Science Fiction Studies The Library now has access to the journal Science Fiction Studies. Science Fiction Studies is a scholarly journal that publishes articles and book reviews on science fiction criticism. |
Scite The Library has acquired the research tool Scite. Scite is an online tool which assists in the location and evaluation of research papers by showing how they have been cited by other research papers. Scite can be used to search for relevant literature, authors, journals, and specific results or claims. Scite can also be used to engage with a publication, and to understand how it has been discussed, supported, or refuted by other authors. Each article cited is analysed for context and its position on the argument - supporting, contrasting, and mentioning. This can assist users in assessing the credibility and impact of a study within a given field. Links are provided to each article returned in the results, and these can be cross-referenced with other articles from the same field. Like ChatGPT, Scite uses AI technology to frame generated responses to questions through its Assistant function. However, the statements returned in these responses are also supported by authentic academic citations with links to peer-reviewed articles. |
University of California Press Journals UNSW Library now has access to the full complement of journals from the University of California Press through the Complete Plus Package. This package includes all current University of California Press titles as well as journal archives from the start of publication. |
Wiley eBooks The Library has acquired multiple 2023 eBook collections from Wiley. These multidisciplinary collections include more than 750 titles with the following focus areas:
Titles will be published progressively over 2023 and will be available on the Wiley Online Library platform. |
No longer available |
Film Matters The Library has not renewed the journal Film Matters for 2023. |
L'Année Philologique The Library has not renewed L'Année Philologique for 2023. |
New to the collection |
Annals of Actuarial Science The Library now has access to the journal Annals of Actuarial Science for 2023. This journal publishes research in all areas of actuarial science and related fields including machine learning/artificial intelligence, mathematical and computational finance, and climate science. |
Cambridge University Press The Library has acquired multiple Cambridge University Press 2022-2023 eBooks series. These multidisciplinary collections include more than 300 titles. |
Connect 4 Boardroom Access is now available to Connect 4 Boardroom. Boardroom is a module of the Connect 4 resource and consists of a database of directors and senior executives of ASX listed companies. |
De Gruyter eBooks De Gruyter has signed an eBook distribution deal with all seventeen members of the Association of Candian University Presses. The Library has acquired the 2023 Frontlist collection. This collection comprises approximately 290 titles covering a range of subject areas including social sciences, medicine, health, engineering, science, law, Jewish studies, philosophy, physics, Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies, Sports and Recreation studies and more.
The Library has acquired multiple 2022 eBook collections from De Gruyter. These collections are multidisciplinary in scope and include works relevant to the Humanities, Social Sciences, Business, STEM, and Law from the following university presses:
Select academic imprints from publisher partners are also included:
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Edward Elgar Encyclopedias The Library has acquired a number of Edward Elgar Encyclopedias. These reference works are multidisciplinary in scope with the following relevant to Business:
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Edward Elgar Essentials eBooks The Library has acquired a number of Edward Elgar Essentials eBook collections. These collections are multidisciplinary in scope with the following relevant to Business:
Collections feature reference works, edited volumes and monographs written by geographically and ideologically diverse authors. |
IBISWorld The Library’s content on the IBISWorld platform has been expanded in 2023. UNSW's subscription now includes the Business Environment Profiles Module, the Enterprise Module, and the Industry Wizard Tool which performs Text and Data Mining on the IBISWorld Archives Module. |
O’Reilly for Higher Education The Library now has access to O’Reilly for Higher Education. O’Reilly for Higher Education is a multidisciplinary learning platform with resources across a broad range of Computer Science, IT, and Business topics. Resources include e-books, videos, and case studies with an emphasis on technical and programming content for academic audiences. |
Oxford Research Encyclopedias The Library has acquired a number of Oxford Research Encyclopedias. These reference works are multidisciplinary in scope with the following relevant to Business: |
SAGE for Business The Library has acquired new SAGE content to support Business at UNSW: SAGE Business Cases contains over 5,500 cases from more than 120 countries while SAGE Skills: Business facilitates the transition from campus to workplace with interactive modules such as Data Analytics and Entrepreneurship. |
Scite The Library has acquired the research tool Scite. Scite is an online tool which assists in the location and evaluation of research papers by showing how they have been cited by other research papers. Scite can be used to search for relevant literature, authors, journals, and specific results or claims. Scite can also be used to engage with a publication, and to understand how it has been discussed, supported, or refuted by other authors. Each article cited is analysed for context and its position on the argument - supporting, contrasting, and mentioning. This can assist users in assessing the credibility and impact of a study within a given field. Links are provided to each article returned in the results, and these can be cross-referenced with other articles from the same field. Like ChatGPT, Scite uses AI technology to frame generated responses to questions through its Assistant function. However, the statements returned in these responses are also supported by authentic academic citations with links to peer-reviewed articles. |
Wiley eBooks The Library has acquired multiple 2023 eBook collections from Wiley. These multidisciplinary collections include more than 750 titles with the following focus areas:
Titles will be published progressively over 2023 and will be available on the Wiley Online Library platform. |
No longer available |
Emerald Emerging Markets Case Studies The Library has not renewed Emerald Emerging Markets Case Studies for 2023. Alternative resources are available. Please contact your Outreach Librarian if you require assistance locating them. |
New to the collection |
ASM Materials Information Two new modules have been added to the Library's existing ASM Materials Information subscription: the ASM Micrograph and ASM Alloy Center Databases. The ASM Micrograph Database contains over 4,500 micrographs while the ASM Alloy Center Database contains property data, performance charts, and processing guidelines for various alloys. |
De Gruyter eBooks De Gruyter has signed an eBook distribution deal with all seventeen members of the Association of Candian University Presses. The Library has acquired the 2023 Frontlist collection. This collection comprises approximately 290 titles covering a range of subject areas including social sciences, medicine, health, engineering, science, law, Jewish studies, philosophy, physics, Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies, Sports and Recreation studies and more.
The Library has acquired multiple 2022 eBook collections from De Gruyter. These collections are multidisciplinary in scope and include works relevant to the Humanities, Social Sciences, Business, STEM, and Law from the following university presses:
Select academic imprints from publisher partners are also included:
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IEEE Standards content update The Library now has access to additional IEEE Standards content on the IEEE Xplore platform. The update includes archival drafts documents that provide a fuller picture of the standards lifecycle. |
JoVE (Journal of Visualised Experiments) The Library now has access to JoVE: Core Mechanical Engineering. This collection of animated videos explores a range of Mechanical Engineering topics across 11 chapters. The videos provide practical applications and demonstrations of each of the fundamental concepts featured. |
Knovel Corrosion UNSW now has access to the Knovel Corrosion module as part of the Knovel platform. This is a set of resources including real-life case studies and modelling capabilities for metals, plastics and coatings. |
O’Reilly for Higher Education The Library will soon have access to O’Reilly for Higher Education. O’Reilly for Higher Education is a multidisciplinary learning platform with resources across a broad range of Computer Science, IT, and Business topics. Resources include e-books, videos, and case studies with an emphasis on technical and programming content for academic audiences. |
SAE International Journal of Engines The Library now has access to the SAE International Journal of Engines. This is a scholarly journal dedicated to internal combustion engine science and engineering. |
Science Robotics The Library now has access to Science Robotics. Published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the journal explores research on and applications of robotics in scientific research, medical treatments, and industry. |
Scite The Library has acquired the research tool Scite. Scite is an online tool which assists in the location and evaluation of research papers by showing how they have been cited by other research papers. Scite can be used to search for relevant literature, authors, journals, and specific results or claims. Scite can also be used to engage with a publication, and to understand how it has been discussed, supported, or refuted by other authors. Each article cited is analysed for context and its position on the argument - supporting, contrasting, and mentioning. This can assist users in assessing the credibility and impact of a study within a given field. Links are provided to each article returned in the results, and these can be cross-referenced with other articles from the same field. Like ChatGPT, Scite uses AI technology to frame generated responses to questions through its Assistant function. However, the statements returned in these responses are also supported by authentic academic citations with links to peer-reviewed articles. |
Wiley eBooks The Library has acquired multiple 2023 eBook collections from Wiley. These multidisciplinary collections include more than 750 titles with the following focus areas:
Titles will be published progressively over 2023 and will be available on the Wiley Online Library platform. |
New to the collection |
Brill Book Archives The Library has acquired a number of Brill Book Archives. These archives are multidisciplinary in scope with the following relevant to Law and Justice:
These archives contain digitised monographs originally released only as physical books. |
Cambridge University Press The Library has acquired multiple Cambridge University Press 2022-2023 eBooks series. These multidisciplinary collections include more than 300 titles. |
De Gruyter eBooks De Gruyter has signed an eBook distribution deal with all seventeen members of the Association of Candian University Presses. The Library has acquired the 2023 Frontlist collection. This collection comprises approximately 290 titles covering a range of subject areas including social sciences, medicine, health, engineering, science, law, Jewish studies, philosophy, physics, Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies, Sports and Recreation studies and more.
The Library has acquired multiple 2022 eBook collections from De Gruyter. These collections are multidisciplinary in scope and include works relevant to the Humanities, Social Sciences, Business, STEM, and Law from the following university presses:
Select academic imprints from publisher partners are also included:
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Edward Elgar Encyclopedias The Library has acquired a number of Edward Elgar Encyclopedias, all relevant to Law and Justice:
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Edward Elgar Essentials eBooks The Library has acquired a number of Edward Elgar Essentials eBook collections. These collections are multidisciplinary in scope with the following relevant to Law and Justice:
Collections feature reference works, edited volumes and monographs written by geographically and ideologically diverse authors. |
Global Governance The Library now has access to the Brill journal Global Governance. This journal publishes research, opinion, and reviews on the topics of international cooperation and multilateralism. |
HeinOnline History of International Law 2018-2022 HeinOnline History of International Law consists of more than 2,800 titles and 1.6 million pages. The Library has now acquired the 2018 - 2022 update which provides access to all new content for complete coverage through 2022. |
Lexis Advance: Australian Superannuation Law Bulletin The Library now has access to the Australian Superannuation Law Bulletin on the Lexis Advance platform. This journal provides regular analysis and opinion on recent developments in superannuation law and regulation. |
Lexis Advance: Cheshire & Fifoot Law of Contract The Library now has access to Cheshire & Fifoot Law of Contract on the Lexis Advance platform. This replaces Carter on Contract which is no longer available via LexisNexis. This Australian text examines the law of contract and related areas including estoppel, restitution and statutory misleading conduct. |
Lexis Advance: Hutley’s Australian Wills Precedents The Library now has access to Hutley’s Australian Wills Precedents 10th Edition. This resource is a collection of reference work on the art of will drafting in Australia. |
Oxford Constitutions of the World The Library now has access to the Oxford Constitutions of the World database. This resource contains translations of all the world's constitutions (national and sub-national) alongside legal commentary and supplementary resources. |
Oxford Research Encyclopedias The Library has acquired a number of Oxford Research Encyclopedias. These reference works are multidisciplinary in scope with the following relevant to Law and Justice: |
Routledge 2022-2023 eBooks The Library has acquired a number of Routledge 2022-2023 eBooks. These reference works are multidisciplinary in scope with the following relevant to Law & Justice:
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Scite The Library has acquired the research tool Scite. Scite is an online tool which assists in the location and evaluation of research papers by showing how they have been cited by other research papers. Scite can be used to search for relevant literature, authors, journals, and specific results or claims. Scite can also be used to engage with a publication, and to understand how it has been discussed, supported, or refuted by other authors. Each article cited is analysed for context and its position on the argument - supporting, contrasting, and mentioning. This can assist users in assessing the credibility and impact of a study within a given field. Links are provided to each article returned in the results, and these can be cross-referenced with other articles from the same field. Like ChatGPT, Scite uses AI technology to frame generated responses to questions through its Assistant function. However, the statements returned in these responses are also supported by authentic academic citations with links to peer-reviewed articles. |
Wiley eBooks The Library has acquired multiple 2023 eBook collections from Wiley. These multidisciplinary collections include more than 750 titles with the following focus areas:
Titles will be published progressively over 2023 and will be available on the Wiley Online Library platform. |
New to the collection |
BioCyc The Library now has access to BioCyc for 2023. BioCyc is a collection of more than 20,000 organism-specific Pathway/Genome Databases (PGDBs) and software tools for searching, visualising, and analysing genome and metabolic pathway information. |
BMJ Best Practice content enhancements BMJ Best Practice now includes two major content enhancements:
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British Pharmacopoeia The Library now has access to the British Pharmacopoeia (BP). BP is a six-volume leading reference tool for medicines and healthcare research & development and contains an extensive collection of authoritative official standards for UK pharmaceutical substances and medicinal products. |
Cambridge University Press The Library has acquired multiple Cambridge University Press 2022-2023 eBooks series. These multidisciplinary collections include more than 300 titles. |
ClinicalKey Student The Library has subscribed to ClinicalKey Student for 2023. ClinicalKey Student provides point-of-care resources for students in academic and clinical settings. The package includes Medicine, Pharmacy, and Physiotherapy modules. |
Complete Anatomy The Library has access to Complete Anatomy for 2023. This interactive resource provides a complete 3D model of the human body. |
De Gruyter eBooks De Gruyter has signed an eBook distribution deal with all seventeen members of the Association of Candian University Presses. The Library has acquired the 2023 Frontlist collection. This collection comprises approximately 290 titles covering a range of subject areas including social sciences, medicine, health, engineering, science, law, Jewish studies, philosophy, physics, Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies, Sports and Recreation studies and more.
The Library has acquired multiple 2022 eBook collections from De Gruyter. These collections are multidisciplinary in scope and include works relevant to the Humanities, Social Sciences, Business, STEM, and Law from the following university presses:
Select academic imprints from publisher partners are also included:
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JAMA Cardiology JAMA Cardiology is the latest peer-reviewed journal from the American Medical Association. The subject area is focused on cardiology and includes articles on the latest advances in PCI and device therapy, treatment of myocardial infarction, dyslipidemia, heart failure, and Atrial fibrillation & rhythm disorders. |
JCO Digital Library UNSW has resubscribed to the JCO Digital Library for 2023. The JCO Digital Library includes the following journals:
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JoVE (Journal of Visualised Experiments) The Library now has access to JoVE Core: Pharmacology. The video animations explore the fundamental concepts and elements of drug pharmacology, the logic behind clinical drug choices and their application in therapy. JoVE have also released the following updates:
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The Lancet Haematology The Library has subscribed to the Lancet Haematology. This journal publishes original research, review, and opinion on haematological clinical practice in a broad international context. |
MedicinesComplete The Library now has access to MedicinesComplete. This resource is produced by the UK Royal Pharmaceutical Society and is widely considered the definitive online resource for drug information. The Library’s access is to the complete package including the British National Formulary, Martindale, and Stockley’s Drug Interactions as well as 15 specialist resources for pharmacists. |
Nature journals Six new Nature journals are available via UNSW Library. The journals, which cover topics in science and medicine, are:
Please note that some of this content is forthcoming. |
Oxford Research Encyclopedias The Library has acquired a number of Oxford Research Encyclopedias. These reference works are multidisciplinary in scope with the following relevant to Medicine and Health: |
Repbase UNSW Library now has access to Repbase. Repbase is a genetic database of eukaryotic transposable elements (TEs) and repeat sequence elements. |
Scite The Library has acquired the research tool Scite. Scite is an online tool which assists in the location and evaluation of research papers by showing how they have been cited by other research papers. Scite can be used to search for relevant literature, authors, journals, and specific results or claims. Scite can also be used to engage with a publication, and to understand how it has been discussed, supported, or refuted by other authors. Each article cited is analysed for context and its position on the argument - supporting, contrasting, and mentioning. This can assist users in assessing the credibility and impact of a study within a given field. Links are provided to each article returned in the results, and these can be cross-referenced with other articles from the same field. Like ChatGPT, Scite uses AI technology to frame generated responses to questions through its Assistant function. However, the statements returned in these responses are also supported by authentic academic citations with links to peer-reviewed articles. |
Therapeutic Guidelines Therapeutic Guidelines have released a complete revision of the following guidelines:
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Wiley eBooks The Library has acquired multiple 2023 eBook collections from Wiley. These multidisciplinary collections include more than 750 titles with the following focus areas:
Titles will be published progressively over 2023 and will be available on the Wiley Online Library platform. |
Change in access |
APA Databases Access to all American Psychological Association (APA) databases is now via Ovid. This includes PsycINFO, PsycARTICLES and PsycBOOKS. |
New to the collection |
American Chemical Society: ACS In Focus eBooks The Library has acquired four ACS In Focus Collections from the American Chemical Society:
ACS In Focus eBooks are multimedia primers on diverse topics in science designed to introduce new concepts in 4-6 hours. |
ASM Materials Information Two new modules have been added to the Library's existing ASM Materials Information subscription: the ASM Micrograph and ASM Alloy Center Databases. The ASM Micrograph Database contains over 4,500 micrographs while the ASM Alloy Center Database contains property data, performance charts, and processing guidelines for various alloys. |
Astrobiology The Library now has access to the journal Astrobiology. This is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the understanding of life's origin, evolution, and distribution in the universe, with a focus on new findings and discoveries from interplanetary exploration and laboratory research. |
BioCyc The Library now has access to BioCyc for 2023. BioCyc is a collection of more than 20,000 organism-specific Pathway/Genome Databases (PGDBs) and software tools for searching, visualising, and analysing genome and metabolic pathway information. |
De Gruyter eBooks De Gruyter has signed an eBook distribution deal with all seventeen members of the Association of Candian University Presses. The Library has acquired the 2023 Frontlist collection. This collection comprises approximately 290 titles covering a range of subject areas including social sciences, medicine, health, engineering, science, law, Jewish studies, philosophy, physics, Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies, Sports and Recreation studies and more.
The Library has acquired multiple 2022 eBook collections from De Gruyter. These collections are multidisciplinary in scope and include works relevant to the Humanities, Social Sciences, Business, STEM, and Law from the following university presses:
Select academic imprints from publisher partners are also included:
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JoVE (Journal of Visualised Experiments) The Library now has access to JoVE Core: Anatomy and Physiology. This video animations provide information of the anatomy and physiology of the human body. JoVE have also released the following updates:
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International Journal of Astrobiology The Library now has access to the International Journal of Astrobiology. This is a peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal publishing scholarship on topics including cosmic chemistry, planetary evolution, extremophile biology, the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, and climate modelling. |
Knovel Corrosion UNSW now has access to the Knovel Corrosion module as part of the Knovel platform. This is a set of resources including real-life case studies and modelling capabilities for metals, plastics and coatings. |
Nature journals Six new Nature journals are available via UNSW Library. The journals, which cover topics in science and medicine, are:
Please note that some of this content is forthcoming. |
O’Reilly for Higher Education The Library will soon have access to O’Reilly for Higher Education. O’Reilly for Higher Education is a multidisciplinary learning platform with resources across a broad range of Computer Science, IT, and Business topics. Resources include e-books, videos, and case studies with an emphasis on technical and programming content for academic audiences. |
Oxford Research Encyclopedias The Library has acquired a number of Oxford Research Encyclopedias. These reference works are multidisciplinary in scope with the following relevant to Science: |
Repbase UNSW Library now has access to Repbase. Repbase is a genetic database of eukaryotic transposable elements (TEs) and repeat sequence elements. |
Science Robotics The Library now has access to Science Robotics. Published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the journal explores research on and applications of robotics in scientific research, medical treatments, and industry. |
Scite The Library has acquired the research tool Scite. Scite is an online tool which assists in the location and evaluation of research papers by showing how they have been cited by other research papers. Scite can be used to search for relevant literature, authors, journals, and specific results or claims. Scite can also be used to engage with a publication, and to understand how it has been discussed, supported, or refuted by other authors. Each article cited is analysed for context and its position on the argument - supporting, contrasting, and mentioning. This can assist users in assessing the credibility and impact of a study within a given field. Links are provided to each article returned in the results, and these can be cross-referenced with other articles from the same field. Like ChatGPT, Scite uses AI technology to frame generated responses to questions through its Assistant function. However, the statements returned in these responses are also supported by authentic academic citations with links to peer-reviewed articles. |
Thieme Science of Synthesis The Library has restored access to the Thieme Science of Synthesis database for 2023. Thieme is a major European publisher of medical and chemistry journals and eBooks in German and English. |
Wiley eBooks The Library has acquired multiple 2023 eBook collections from Wiley. These multidisciplinary collections include more than 750 titles with the following focus areas:
Titles will be published progressively over 2023 and will be available on the Wiley Online Library platform. |
Change in access |
APA Databases Access to all American Psychological Association (APA) databases is now via Ovid. This includes PsycINFO, PsycARTICLES and PsycBOOKS. |
No longer available |
Zootaxa The Library has not renewed its subscription to Zootaxa for 2023. |