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Here are the "New Books" lists for March. The lists are updated weekly; the books are located in the "New Books" area on the first floor of Library North. They stay there until the end of the month when they are relocated to the General Collection.
The new books lists have been updated for January. I'll keep adding new books to the lists througout the month as they are added to the collection. Below are the links to the new books lists for January for Biology, Geology, and Physics/Astronomy. New books are located on Library North 3 near the computers (ask someone at the desk if you have trouble locating them).
The new books lists have been updated for November. I'll keep adding new books to the lists througout the month as they are added to the collection. Below are the links to the new books lists for November for Biology, Geology, and Physics/Astronomy. New books are located on Library North 3 near the computers (ask someone at the desk if you have trouble locating them).
The new books lists have been updated for October. I'll keep adding new books to the lists througout the month as they are added to the collection. Below are the links to the new books lists for October for Biology, Geology, and Physics/Astronomy. New books are located on Library North 3 near the computers (ask someone at the desk if you have trouble locating them).
Because of our move the new books lists have been updated a little late. Below are the links to the new books lists for September for Biology, Geology, and Physics/Astronomy. New Books are located on Library North 3 near the computers (ask someone at the desk if you have trouble locating them).
Throughout each month I compile lists of just-arrived books in the sciences by subject (see links below). The books are located in our new books section on the first floor of Library North - they are moved to the general collection at the end of each month. Happy reading!
Looking for some interesting reading over the summer? Throughout each month I compile lists of just-arrived books in the sciences by subject (see links below). The books are located in our new books section on the first floor of Library North - they are moved to the general collection at the end of each month. Happy reading!
Looking for some interesting reading over the summer? Throughout each month I compile lists of just-arrived books in the sciences by subject (see links below). The books are located in our new books section on the first floor of Library North - they are moved to the general collection at the end of each month. Happy reading!
Titles are located on the first floor of Library North.
Encyclopedia of geology / edited by Richard C. Selley, L. Robin M. Cocks, Ian R. Plimer. Amsterdam ; Boston : Elsevier Academic, 2005.
Ref. QE5 .E516 2005 v. 1-5
Encyclopedia of physics / Joe Rosen. New York : Facts on File, c2004.
Ref. QC5 .R596 2004
Oxford user's guide to mathematics / edited by Eberhard Zeidler [with W. Hackbusch and H.R. Schwarz] ; translated and typeset by Bruce Hunt.
Ref. QA40 .T4813 2004
Highlights of the new edition (Ref. QD65 .H3, all previous editions in the general collection on LS4):
A new additional to the reference collection, this is a glossary of more than 600 terms used in bioinformatics and computational biology, from Ab Initio to Zipf's Law. For additional reading about these terms, suggested journal articles are included.
Call number: Ref. QH324.2 .D53 2004
These will be shelved by the Reference Desk for a few weeks before being relocated to the reference collection on LN1.
We have integrated our "new" book lists in to the main book listings on our research guides. They are no longer separate pages.
A century of Nature : twenty-one discoveries that changed science and the world (Ref. Q125 .C384 2003)
A collection of articles published in Nature, from "Australopithecus africanus: the man-ape of South Africa" (1925), to "Viable offspring derived from fetal and adult mammalian cells" (1997). With accompanying essays.
Magic universe : the Oxford guide to modern science (Ref. Q125 .C275 2003)
More than 100 essays on topics in the physical, life and earth sciences.
Encyclopedic dictionary of genetics, genomics, and proteomics (Ref. QH427 .R43 2003)
Treatise on Geochemistry (Ref. QE515 .T74 2003) is finally here. The 10-volume set is shelved with the current reference books near the LN1 Reference Desk, where they will remain until moved to the Reference Collection. To find out more about this set and view the table of contents for each volume, visit Elsevier's Treatise on Geochemistry page.
The new books pages for biology, chemistry, geology, physics/astronomy, math/statistics and computer science have all been updated.