New Scientist

11 Jun 2007 in Reading, Science by Enoch Lau | 2 comments

I don’t know why I didn’t think of this before, but to get around the fact that a lot of the online New Sci­ent­ist is locked up for sub­scribers only, you can log into the uni­ver­sity library’s web­site and go via one of the data­bases that has New Sci­ent­ist. Some are an edi­tion behind, but Factiva has the cur­rent one avail­able… and although the format­ting makes it a little hard to read, at least all the text is there.

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  1. Dan’s avatar

    Dan on 11 Jun 2007 at 2:18 PM

    Yeah, this is one of the very use­ful perks of being a uni­ver­sity stu­dent. Almost all pub­lic­a­tions are freely avail­able in elec­tronic form.

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  2. Dollar Chen’s avatar

    Dollar Chen on 13 Jun 2007 at 4:28 PM

    Actu­ally, the uni­ver­sity lib­rary let’s you access a whole heap of online resources. Oxford Eng­lish Dic­tion­ary, for example, is a must for any­one who can’t speel.

    JSTOR is very use­ful for con­tent debates on Wiki­pe­dia =D

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