UCL has trial access to Gale Reference Complete until 22nd March 2019. To access off-site please use Desktop@UCL Anywhere.

Gale Reference Complete provides access to Gale’s primary and secondary source databases. It consists of three cross-searching platforms:

• PowerSearch
• Gale Literary Sources
• Gale Primary Sources

The individual products included in Gale Reference Complete are:

• Academic OneFile
• Archives Unbound
• Contemporary Authors
• Dictionary of Literary Biography
• Gale Literary Sources
• Gale Primary Sources
• Gale Virtual Reference Library
• General OneFile
• InfoTrac Newsstand
• LitFinder
• Literature Criticism Online
• Literature Resource Center
• PowerSearch
• Scribner Writers Online
• Something About the Author Online
• Twaynes Authors Online

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UCL and associated NHS trusts have trial access to MedOne Plastic Surgery from Thieme until 30th April 2019. UCL users should use Desktop@UCL Anywhere to access off-site. NHS users should login using NHS OpenAthens.

MedOne Plastic Surgery is centered on surgeons’ needs with curated content direct from respected experts. Combining expert information with stunning visuals, the site serves as both a learning and technical tool.

UCL has trial access to Nano from Nature until 11th June 2019.

Nano from Nature provides highly indexed and structured information related to nanomaterials & devices. Enabling users to gain quick insight with the machine-learned index of nanotechnology articles by AAAS, ACS, Elsevier, RSC, Springer Nature, Wiley and more.

Nano provides access to easily searchable nanoscience data, synthesis methods and literature and combines the key features of a database and an Abstracting & Indexing tool with intelligent functionality.

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UCL has trial access to the Encyclopedia of Jewish History and Culture Online (English version) and Enzyklopädie jüdischer Geschichte und Kultur (German version) until 15th February 2019.

Encyclopedia of Jewish History and Culture Online and Enzyklopädie jüdischer Geschichte und Kultur cover Jewish history from 1750 until the 1950s in areas from Europe to America to the Middle East, North Africa and other non-European Jewish settlement areas .

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All collections have now been opened in the UCL trial to the Associated Press Collection (Gale). The trial is active until 5th February 2019.

The collections featured are:

• European Bureaus Collection
• The Middle East Bureaus Collection
• News Features & Internal Communications
• U.S. City Bureaus Collection
• Washington, D.C. Bureau Collection, Part I
• Washington D.C. Bureau Collection, Part II

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The link for the Gale Digital Scholar Lab trial has changed. We also now have a new password. Please now use this link, and find the password on the e-resource password page. The trial is active until 16th January 2019.

UCL has trial access to the Associated Press Collections Online (Gale) until 5th February 2019.

Associated Press Collections Online  brings to life historical events from around the globe with news coverage, imagery, and behind-the-scenes context.

The six-part collection of primarily twentieth-century materials consists of:

• Actual wire copy including never-before published materials, often complete with editor and/or field notes
• Intra- and inter-bureau correspondence, from within and beyond the United States
• Personal papers from reporters and photographers, including notebooks, personal letters, and photo outtakes
• Photos and video footage

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UCL’s trial access to Gale Digital Scholar Lab has been extended until 16th January 2019. Access requires a trial username and password (UCL username and password required to view e-resource password page), then click on ‘Access this Database’

Gale Digital Scholar Lab allows users to explore UCL’s holdings from Gale Primary Sources using Digital Humanities tools which enable new ways of interrogating content, analysing insights and outputting discoveries.

Users can:

• create custom content sets containing as many as 10,000 documents.
• search across their library’s Gale Primary Sources holdings and seamlessly select documents to be added to their custom content set
• analyse and interrogate the data with the built in text analysis and visualization tools. Digital humanities analysis methods include: Named Entity Recognition, Topic Modelling, Parts of Speech, and more
• save content sets allowing them to manage their research for long term projects
• publish their outputs with confidence retaining all intellectual property rights and are free to share analysis outputs

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UCL has trial access to journal content of ACSESS Digital Library until 15th December 2018. To access off-site please use Desktop@UCL Anywhere.

UCL’s trial access to ACSESS Digital Library comprises of the published content of the Alliance of Crop, Soil, and Environmental Science Societies, including their 14 journals. Please note that ebook content isn’t included in the trial, however several titles are open access so freely available to all.

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UCL has trial access to Gale Digital Scholar Lab until 4th December 2018. Access requires a trial username and password (UCL username and password required to view e-resource password page), then click on ‘Access this Database’

Gale Digital Scholar Lab allows users to explore UCL’s holdings from Gale Primary Sources using Digital Humanities tools which enable new ways of interrogating content, analysing insights and outputting discoveries.

Users can:

• create custom content sets containing as many as 10,000 documents.
• search across their library’s Gale Primary Sources holdings and seamlessly select documents to be added to their custom content set
• analyse and interrogate the data with the built in text analysis and visualization tools. Digital humanities analysis methods include: Named Entity Recognition, Topic Modelling, Parts of Speech, and more
• save content sets allowing them to manage their research for long term projects
• publish their outputs with confidence retaining all intellectual property rights and are free to share analysis outputs

Please send feedback on this resource to your subject librarian.