Researchers: distinguish yourself with an ORCID

ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID) is a registry of unique identifiers for researchers and scholars. ORCID provides a persistent digital identifier to DISTINGUISH YOU from all other researchers, AUTOMATICALLY LINKING your professional activities. Using an ORCID ID in your research workflows will help ensure you receive credit for your work. It can also simplify manuscript […]

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EndNote now on Campus

Heard about EndNote? Wondered what it is all about? Frustrated that it was not available at Stirling. Need its powerful features for your systematic review? Considered by many researchers globally to be the best reference management tool for research, EndNote is now available for download to staff and research student machines. EndNote is so much […]

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Top ten papers from our Research Repository in July #StirTopTenPapers

During July there were 22,361 downloads from our University repository, STORRE, covering 3,267 research publications.   The top ten downloaded items were:   1. Reporting medication errors and near misses. By Williamson, Sheena. http://hdl.handle.net/1893/2044 Downloads: 246   2. The Role of Creativity in Entrepreneurship. By Fillis, Ian; Rentschler, Ruth. http://hdl.handle.net/1893/2518 Downloads: 236   3. Concepts […]

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Changes to RefWorks

  Users of RefWorks may have noticed that when they exporting references from a database to their account they are offered a choice to use either “legacy RefWorks” or “new RefWorks”. University of Stirling staff and students should select the “legacy RefWorks” option, with the orange coloured logo.   The new version of RefWorks has not […]

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CLA Licence enhancement

  The Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) licence has been revised, it is now possible to copy 10% rather than 5% of a book.   This means we can make digital copies of up to 10% of a book and make that available to students via Succeed.   Contact your Subject Librarian for further information.   […]

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New books in the Teachers’ Collection

Library staff have recently purchased about 150 new books for the Teachers’ Collection. These books are a mixture of items to support those delivering the new Scottish curriculum and include materials for National 5, Higher and Advanced Higher exams and a selection of contemporary young adult fiction. Some of these new books are on display in the Stirling campus Library entrance area, the […]

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PATHFOOT COMPUTER LABS

As part of the ongoing “School Integration; Proposed Strategic Space Rationalisation” initiative the G corridor is being reconfigured and repurposed as staff office accommodation. The teaching and study pc labs have been de-commissioned and will be re-established in the Pathfoot Study Centre, rooms SC1, SC2 and adjacent mezzanine area. It is anticipated that the labs […]

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