Engineering Library - University of Cambridge

Engineering Library - University of Cambridge

Welcome to the Department of Engineering Library!

Our members can browse and borrow our extensive learning collections, enjoy our variety of study spaces, get information on our skills programme and make use of our various facilities and services.

29/04/2020

Great news! University of Cambridge now has trial access to the engineering-focussed solutions database, Knovel.

Knovel integrates validated content, optimised search and data analysis tools to enable our Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge engineers to solve problems quickly.

Head to our Engineering Library LibGuide where you'll find introductory resources and curated content to help get you started.

➡️ https://libguides.cam.ac.uk/engineering/electronic-resources

27/04/2020

We're having an Information Skills Week. We've created a wealth of new online training videos, activities, tips, guidance and support on topics that range from fine-tuning your academic writing skills and search strategies to ways to responsibly manage your data outputs and share your research.

Watch this space because when it comes to information skills, we've got your back!

https://libguides.cam.ac.uk/engineering/information-skills

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21/04/2020

While we may not all be together for the start of today, the Engineering Library is open online, providing access to resources, information skills support, and a host of other services to help you effectively. See our website at: http://libguides.cam.ac.uk/engineering/home

20/04/2020

Are you ? We have an all-new 'Remote Learning' section on our library website with tips and resources to help you get the most out of your time, and look after your wellbeing too! Thanks to Wolfson College Library and Hull Uni Library for content!

http://libguides.cam.ac.uk/engineering/remote_learning

17/04/2020

LibGuides: Engineering Sciences: Home

Have you seen our new subject guide? Information, resources and tailored content for subject-specialist knowledge and : http://libguides.cam.ac.uk/engineeringsciences/home

libguides.cam.ac.uk LibGuides: Engineering Sciences: Home

17/04/2020

Got questions❓ You can book one-to-one video chats with the library team to discuss research, data, copyright, University systems and processes and more!

Book here: https://cambridge.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7P4tkKoXb2Rj4tn

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17/04/2020

The Engineering Library is open online!

The Engineering Library space is closed, but the Library Team are continuing to support staff and students by providing online access to services and resources.

See our website for details: http://libguides.cam.ac.uk/engineering/home

01/04/2020

Our latest Spotify playlist is an uplifting collection of popular anthems to motivate us all in these testing times, students and colleagues alike, as we shift our sights to caring, studying, researching and working from home. Click the link below to enjoy delights that range from the orchestral rock of the Electric Light Orchestra to the danceable pop delights of Bruno Mars and Pharrell Williams. We hope you have as much fun listening as we did curating it!

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/65m6AfuXuaEmyxxNw3NeNj?si=3ntfiHBKTFS4YAVKsUMlNQ

31/03/2020

Hello from your friendly Engineering Library Team, all and collaborating daily via videolink. We're currently working hard on producing loads of helpful online content for our brilliant colleagues and students. Wish us luck!

In the meantime, if you've got a knotty research question for us you can book one-to-one video meetings with a member of the library team online! ℹ️

https://cambridge.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7P4tkKoXb2Rj4tn

25/03/2020

and want some musical accompaniment? We have created some aural study aid playlists for you to listen to whilst you work. We have a choice of 'Chillout' or 'Revisionista' for you to explore via
Spotify! 🎼

https://open.spotify.com/user/giwrwifckhi0fmlp9h10me5tp

20/03/2020

Got a question about Cambridge library services and resources? Browse our FAQ or ask us anything at : http://answers.libraries.cam.ac.uk

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19/03/2020

Training resources are up on our website, with more online training coming soon! Brush up on your presentation skills, learn how to find what you need and become a data management master from the comfort of your home! http://libguides.cam.ac.uk/engineering/training

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17/03/2020

Our users can get instant remote access to articles, journals and books from the electronic resources pages. Go forth and discover: libraries.cam.ac.uk/eresources

For a curated list of engineering-specific resources, check out:
libguides.cam.ac.uk/engineering/electronic-resources

17/03/2020

Access full text resources online via iDiscover! Simply select 'Articles & Online Resources' and use the green 'Full Text Online' links to read and download your items! 🔭💡📲http://idiscover.lib.cam.ac.uk

17/03/2020

Coronavirus

For the latest University of Cambridge guidance concerning the Coronavirus (COVID-19), go to https://www.cam.ac.uk/coronavirus

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17/03/2020

Cambridge Science Festival

We have decided with great reluctance to cancel the remainder of our scheduled programme.

We realise the cancellation will be a disappointment to many but the health and safety of our staff and visitors must come above all else.

17/03/2020

With increased numbers of you studying elsewhere, self-isolating or otherwise, all this week we'll be promoting our fab range of resources. Mobile phone with rightwards arrow at leftHouse buildingEnvelope with downwards arrow aboveOpen lock

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04/03/2020

Announcing an exciting new competition from our
Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge Data Champions ➡️ The Research Data Management in Engineering Creative Image Competition!

Open to all members of the Department with a £70 prize!

Details here: https://libguides.cam.ac.uk/engineering/creative-image-competition

27/02/2020

We're in the process of creating a series of 'Soundtracks for Students'. We hope they provide some suitable sonic accompaniment to study and help to boost student wellbeing. Our first playlist is live and is called 'Chillout'. Please do check it out! --> http://bit.ly/SfSChillout

19/02/2020

LibGuides: Engineering: Data Champions

Need help managing your data? Did you know we have a hub of Data Champions here at
Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge?
Find out more about them on the new Data Champions page on our library website! ➡️ http://libguides.cam.ac.uk/engineering/data-champions

libguides.cam.ac.uk Information about the Department of Engineering Library, including information for researchers

12/02/2020

With rapidly approaching we thought you might fancy a mystery blind date... with a book.

Q: How does that work then?
A: Pick out one of the wrapped books we have secreted within our burgeoning sci-fi collection. Take it home. Unwrap it. Dive in!

There, who said romance was dead? 😍❤️

11/02/2020

University of Cambridge - Betty and Gordon Moore Library

It's and you can make the most of it by discovering the ins and outs of RDM!

The short video below outlines the basics of good data management for researchers and if you want to know more, we highly recommend checking out our own data guidance: https://libguides.cam.ac.uk/engineering/managing-data

You could also look into the Moore Library's range of related engaging learning materials on data: https://moore.libraries.cam.ac.uk/love-data-week

Make the most of this by discovering the ins and outs of RDM!

Good data management is the foundation of a successful research project but how do you make sure to start in the right way? Our short video outlines the basics of good data management for researchers.

11/02/2020

Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge

into the trajectories of hundreds of free-falling paper shapes can help inform the design of bio-inspired that mimic nature.

Toby Howison said: "If we are to design flying with complicated movements such as gliding or flapping, this requires some real-world experimentation.

"By researching the trajectories of hundreds of free-falling paper shapes, we have been able to study, analyse and interpret different types of falling behaviours in a new way...We can now transfer our learning of these behaviours to the design of soft robotics that walk or swim, for example."

http://www.eng.cam.ac.uk/news/study-dynamics-free-falling-paper-shapes-could-aid-design-bio-inspired-robotics

31/01/2020

Reflections at the door | Vice-Chancellor's blog

cam.ac.uk The end of January is finally upon us, bringing with it a political and economic move that many in this country have hoped for and that many others would have wished to avoid.

28/01/2020

Cambridge Science Festival

The Cambridge Science Festival programme for 2020 is out now! Take a sneak peek here...

The Cambridge Science Festival programme is out now. Follow the link to get yours!

23/01/2020

Are you a Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge member with research questions?

Need to know more about Symplectic Elements?
Need an ORCID?
Want advice about your Management Plan?
Or further information on ?

At the forthcoming � Research Support Showcase � on 29 Jan and 5 Feb, we've invited loads of research information specialists to come and answer all those questions and more.

Tell me more � https://training.cam.ac.uk/event/3363756

22/01/2020

Great news! You can now engage with us via our new Engineering Library - University of Cambridge page. Here you'll find original, curated content, detailing news and events about the Library, the Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge and innovations in engineering, technology and associated industries. 🥳 Did you know we also have a Twitter profile? Follow us on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/CamEngLib

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Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00