Library news: Browzine trial

Browzine trial

BrowZine is an interface which allows you to browse eJournals available in the Library's collection and open sources using an app for your tablet, iPhone, Android, or via a web version on your computer. 

BrowZine sorts these eJournals into broad subjects and then narrower disciplines. When you create your own user account, you activate features to save and organise your favourite eJournals on virtual book shelves for easy browsing and monitoring current content. 

You can also access it via a desktop website at http://browzine.com/libraries/1200 .

Please see the eLibrary News announcement for more detail on how to set up BrowZine and begin to use it
http://www.bbk.ac.uk/lib/elib/elibrary-news/browzine-30-day-trial-17th-october-16th-november

Keep up to date on the move

Are you an app addict? Forget Angry Birds and Candy Crush Saga for a while and download some of the apps that are on offer from our science ejournal and database providers.

There are several PubMed apps available - here's a review that compares six of them for the iPad and iPhone, and here's the page where you can download some of them

The Royal Society of Chemistry has also made its journal content available via an app - details here http://www.rsc.org/publishing/platform/rscmobile.asp

Take ScienceDirect with you wherever you go with their apps for iPad/iPhone and Android

Note that to access full text articles you may have to register your account from a Birkbeck PC initially, so that they know you are a registered student or member of staff.

EndNote user? You can  also take your references with you on the move, or add to your EndNote library with the app for iPad. This one costs £6.99.

If you're looking for a job in science, the Nature jobs app is free and available for iPhone/iPad and Android.

Do you have a favourite science journal or database app? Let us know!

Science resources on your mobile

Would you like to be able to use ScienceDirect and Web of Knowledge on your mobile or iPad?

ScienceDirect now has mobile apps for iPhone, iPad, Blackberry or Android phone. You can download them at http://www.info.sciverse.com/sciverse-mobile-applications/overview and see details of how to register your device at http://www.info.sciverse.com/sciverse-mobile-applications/sciverse-sciencedirect-mobile

Web of Science is also available for mobiles - more details here http://wokinfo.com/about/mobile/ and FAQs about the service here http://wokinfo.com/media/pdf/wok-mobile-faqs.pdf