UCL Library Lynne Meehan (Room 314, Science library) Tel: 020 7679 2634 (ext 32634) Email: lib-sciteam@ucl.ac.uk Useful Links: http://delicious.com/LynneMeehan/biochem1
How and where to search Example search:  Manufacturing   potential therapies for AIDS   Breakdown search Biology of HIV/AIDS (factual book based) Therapy Manufacture and Distribution Target Market (worldwide health data, statistical, epidemiological) Considerations for Building and Location of manufacturing site (factual book based) New therapies for HIV/AIDS (up to date research)  Where to look for the information
Factual/ book based information –  Library catalogue http:// library.ucl.ac.uk Useful for searching for books on topics and for finding books on your reading list QUIZ: Where would you find the book “ HIV/AIDS : a very short introduction” by Alan Whiteside?
Factual Information – Knovel Full text database of engineering text and reference books.  Useful for finding factual information Go to the library website  www.ucl.ac.uk /library Click on Databases Click on K Click on Knovel
Statistic/Health Data - WHO WHOSIS  www.who.int/whosis/en / Produces prevalence of disease tables Global Health Observatory Map http:// gamapserver.who.int/mapLibrary Produces Maps showing prevalence of disease QUIZ: Using Whosis, can you find out what is the prevalence of HIV among adults aged over 15 per 100000 population in Mozambique?
Current research:  Step 1: Define your topic Manufacturing   potential therapies for AIDS   Key concepts Alternative terms Therapy HIV Pharmaceutical Biopharmaceutical AIDS Therapy or therapeutics HIV
Current research:  Step 2: Combine your terms- Boolean All foods with raspberries  All flavours of ice cream Raspberry ice cream raspberries  OR   ice cream Ice cream  AND   raspberries Ice cream  NOT   raspberries
Current research:  Step 2: More hints and tips Phrase search e.g. “HIV” Nesting  e.g. HIV and  (therapy or biopharmaceutical) Wildcards e.g. Wom?n Truncation e.g. Caus*
Current research:  Step 3: Search the databases Database of engineering journals and conference proceedings Go to the library website  www.ucl.ac.uk /library Click on Databases Click on E Click on Engineering Village QUIZ:  Using Engineering Village find three articles on Biopharmaceutical manufacturing? Use SFX to locate the articles? Email yourself the records for the two articles?
Access to e-resources Most electronic resources can be accessed on or off campus The best route to these is via the library website You will need your UCL userid to log in For further information go to  http://www.ucl.ac.uk/library/e-res.shtml#res-home
Help! WISE:  http:// www.ucl.ac.uk/moodle Click on WISE, then Engineering and Built environment Ask at the Enquiry Desk Ground floor, Science Library 020 7679 7789 Come and ask me
Thank you Please fill in the evaluation form at http://tinyurl.com/ljwdph   Lynne Meehan ( Room 314, Science library) Tel: 020 7679 2634 (ext 32634) Email:l.meehan@ucl.ac.uk

Library skills for BENGE1001

  • 1.
    UCL Library LynneMeehan (Room 314, Science library) Tel: 020 7679 2634 (ext 32634) Email: lib-sciteam@ucl.ac.uk Useful Links: http://delicious.com/LynneMeehan/biochem1
  • 2.
    How and whereto search Example search: Manufacturing potential therapies for AIDS Breakdown search Biology of HIV/AIDS (factual book based) Therapy Manufacture and Distribution Target Market (worldwide health data, statistical, epidemiological) Considerations for Building and Location of manufacturing site (factual book based) New therapies for HIV/AIDS (up to date research) Where to look for the information
  • 3.
    Factual/ book basedinformation – Library catalogue http:// library.ucl.ac.uk Useful for searching for books on topics and for finding books on your reading list QUIZ: Where would you find the book “ HIV/AIDS : a very short introduction” by Alan Whiteside?
  • 4.
    Factual Information –Knovel Full text database of engineering text and reference books. Useful for finding factual information Go to the library website www.ucl.ac.uk /library Click on Databases Click on K Click on Knovel
  • 5.
    Statistic/Health Data -WHO WHOSIS www.who.int/whosis/en / Produces prevalence of disease tables Global Health Observatory Map http:// gamapserver.who.int/mapLibrary Produces Maps showing prevalence of disease QUIZ: Using Whosis, can you find out what is the prevalence of HIV among adults aged over 15 per 100000 population in Mozambique?
  • 6.
    Current research: Step 1: Define your topic Manufacturing potential therapies for AIDS Key concepts Alternative terms Therapy HIV Pharmaceutical Biopharmaceutical AIDS Therapy or therapeutics HIV
  • 7.
    Current research: Step 2: Combine your terms- Boolean All foods with raspberries All flavours of ice cream Raspberry ice cream raspberries OR ice cream Ice cream AND raspberries Ice cream NOT raspberries
  • 8.
    Current research: Step 2: More hints and tips Phrase search e.g. “HIV” Nesting e.g. HIV and (therapy or biopharmaceutical) Wildcards e.g. Wom?n Truncation e.g. Caus*
  • 9.
    Current research: Step 3: Search the databases Database of engineering journals and conference proceedings Go to the library website www.ucl.ac.uk /library Click on Databases Click on E Click on Engineering Village QUIZ: Using Engineering Village find three articles on Biopharmaceutical manufacturing? Use SFX to locate the articles? Email yourself the records for the two articles?
  • 10.
    Access to e-resourcesMost electronic resources can be accessed on or off campus The best route to these is via the library website You will need your UCL userid to log in For further information go to http://www.ucl.ac.uk/library/e-res.shtml#res-home
  • 11.
    Help! WISE: http:// www.ucl.ac.uk/moodle Click on WISE, then Engineering and Built environment Ask at the Enquiry Desk Ground floor, Science Library 020 7679 7789 Come and ask me
  • 12.
    Thank you Pleasefill in the evaluation form at http://tinyurl.com/ljwdph Lynne Meehan ( Room 314, Science library) Tel: 020 7679 2634 (ext 32634) Email:l.meehan@ucl.ac.uk

Editor's Notes

  • #11 “ If you try and access e-resources via other routes look out for a links labelled “institutional login”, “UK federation login”, “Shibboleth login” or similar”