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- 1. Library Resources forEpigenetic Regulation of Genetic Expression Linda Galloway Syracuse University Library Spring 2013
- 2. Today’s agenda • WhoI am, what I do • Epigenetics Research Guide – General library information – Peer-reviewed, scientific literature – Finding other stuff @ the libraries • How-to – Get access to library resources – Get items we don’t own – Manage your citations • Questions & discussion
- 3. About me… • Librarian/subjectspecialist for Biology, Chemistry & Forensic Science • Help people access the content they need, teach (guest lectures and classes), buy books/other stuff for the library, create web content, etc. • Email: galloway@syr.edu • Research help in LSC Atruim, Thursdays from 1-3:30pm beginning January 24, 2013
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- 19. Full Text ofDocuments • Click .pdf link from citation • Select SULinks
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- 25. Locations & HoursOpen • Hours link • Carnegie Library (Science & Technology) • Geology Library (in Heroy Hall) • Bird Library – Technology Loans – Private study rooms – Team rooms – Computers, printers, scanners
- 26. Finding Quiet Spaces •Carnegie Library (temp. reading room) • Silent areas in Bird: – Lower level – Quiet computer cluster (2nd floor) – Quiet floors – 3,4,5 & 6 – Private study rooms & teams rooms (you sign the room out and can reserve rooms for 2 hour time slots)
- 27. Help!! • Contact yoursubject specialist, Linda Galloway – galloway@syr.edu – 443-9766 • General help: http://library.syr.edu/research/askus
- 28. Questions? • Have youbeen able to find books in the library? • Have you used eBooks for your research? • Do you read eBooks for pleasure? • Have you used library databases to find articles?
- 29. How to FindBooks
- 31. Remote Access to Library Resources • Almost all resources are available off campus via our proxy server • Log on once and until you close your browser are recognized as an SU student • Get to databases/resources via the SU Library web site so you are recognized as a student; http://library.syr.edu
- 32. Interlibrary Loan • Agreementwe have with other libraries to provide you with items we don’t own • Free to students, faculty & staff • Illiad – uses your NetID to allow access https://illiad.syr.edu (link on Library home page, or from citation)
- 33. Avoiding Plagiarism and Citing Sources
- 40. Do you knowthe difference between a magazine and a journal? Peer review: suitability for publication credibility quality control
- 41. Primary Sources & Peer Review Primary Source - Original document containing firsthand information – Diaries, interviews – Original research including journal articles and preprints A peer reviewed primary source is a work that is evaluated by experts in the field of study prior to publication. Serves as a measure of quality.
- 42. Finding Articles • DatabasesMain Menu – Search through subject categories for links to our 500+ databases • Use Subject Guides – Epigenetics – Biology – Plus hundreds of others! • Library search tool – Primarily for undergraduate research (cannot conduct a specialized search)
- 43. When searching databases… Remember:RATS Read All The Screens! • Key words • Synonyms • Subjects • Suggested topics • Types of materials – Scholarly Journals, Magazines, etc.
- 44. Full text froma citation: • Link from citation to .pdf OR “view at publisher” • Our “link resolver” that attempts to locate full text. • “Article title” in quotation marks in Google Scholar • Interlibrary Loan
- 45. Need help? Come visit– Sci-Tech Library (Carnegie) galloway@syr.edu OR http://library.syr.edu/research /askus/
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