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Physics-Astronomy Library Holiday Hours...
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The Physics-Astronomy Library will be CLOSED Saturday, December 22, 2012 to Sunday, January 6, 2013. Intersession: January 7-21, 2013; Monday-Friday, 10am - 5pm. |
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| Regular hours resume on Tuesday, January 22, 2013. Monday-Thursday, 9am-7pm, Friday, 9am-5pm, Saturday, closed, Sundays, 1-5pm, building acccess only. We wish everyone a wonderful holiday and winter break. |
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Access problems on new Springer platform
Springer online content recently moved to a new platform. Currently, UC campuses are experiencing access issues with some books and journals on the new platform. Springer is aware of the problem, and is working to resolve it soon. In the meantime, if you are directed to content on the new platform (http://link.springer.com) and are unable to access it,
access it on the old platform instead. C
lick on the Access old SpringerLink link on the new platform, then search for the journal, article, or book on the old one. 
If you have questions about access on the old or new platforms, please feel free to ask us.
Selected Faculty Publications
| Check the bulletin board for some of the newest faculty articles & review selected faculty books in the library. |
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DATA: describe, manage and share your data
The California Digital Library (CDL) & partners released DataUp, a free tool to help researchers manage and archive their tabular data.
It was developed to integrate with Microsoft Excel, though researchers can use the Web application and/or Microsoft Excel add-in.
Both versions allow users to:
- Perform a "best practices check" to ensure data are well-formatted and organized
- Create standardized metadata, or a description of the data, using a wizard-style template
- Retrieve a unique identifier for their dataset from the data repository
- Post their datasets and associated metadata to the ONEShare repository.
More information about DataUp can be found in the press release and the DataPub blog.
Other tools:
- DMP Tool: check the physics or astronomy template for the NSF data managementfunder requirement.
- EZID: to create and manage unique, persistent, and citable identifiers for your data
- Merritt: to manage, preserve, and/or share your data
Please see our Scientific Data Services for more information on these tools and other data management services.
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Find Course Reserves in OskiCat
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To find reserve items in OskiCat, click on the Course Reserves Tab, enter your professors name or the course name. |
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