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AccessEngineering is an engineering reference tools, providing integrated access to thousands of pages of trusted content from such renowned resources as Perry's Handbook for Chemical Engineers and Marks' Standard Handbook for Mechanical Engineers, as well as newer resources, such as Mechatronics in Medicine.
The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection from Henry Stewart Talks provides access to over 2,400 online, multi-media seminar-style talks, covering the latest research and development as well as the fundamentals of the fundamentals of the biomedical and life sciences, presented by many of the world’s leading experts.
Cabells is the complete source for journal info, evaluation metrics, and submission details-for universities of any size. Cabells consists of two databases – The Whitelist and The Blacklist. “Author Services” is not included.
Provides access to full content of histories, American History, Ancient History & Classical Studies, Asian History, British & European History, Global History, Literature, Middle East & African Studies, Music & Theatre, Philosophy & Political Thought, Religion
China Premium provides time series data to enable macroeconomic analysis, trend monitoring and economic forecasting. First time users will need to click on ‘Register now’ to create an account.
Please note: access is limited to 5 users
You can also register to be able to try out full functionalities offered in our platform”
The Critical Studies and Performance Practice Collection features academic books from the Methuen Drama and The Arden Shakespeare imprints of Bloomsbury Academic.
Full-text access to a large number of key plays, plus background and contextual works on playwrights, genres, acting, stage craft, and more.
Arden Shakespeare and New Mermaid series plays display scholarly notes on mouseover. Includes unique Play Tools with Character Grids, Words and Speech graphs and Part Books to offer a new way to engage with plays.
A magazine portal, currently hosting digital replicas of The New Yorker, New Statesman, Fortune, Time, Bloomberg Markets, Choice and several other titles.
Covering the histories of fifteen key commodities, Global Commodities contains manuscript sources, rare books, maps, advertising, paintings, photographs and ephemera.
This resource covers the history of economic thought during the period 1700–1914. It contains primary and secondary resources, including fulltext books, selected chapters, and journal articles, as well as thematic essays, and subject introductions on key themes.
One of the world's largest collections of engineering and technology video resources with more than 10000 talks, presentations, lectures, training videos and news.
Full text database covering a range of contemporary business issues including business law, economics, employment, finance, management, organisational psychology, taxation and training.
Provides data collections, tools and standards to support language-related education, research and technology development.
Registration required: You must use a University of Sydney email address. Please allow up to 2 working days for your registration. You will be contacted by email once your registration to have access to the LDC has been accepted. Register
For all enquiries please contact glen.smyth@sydney.edu.au
Collection of peer-reviewed summaries on range of topics including. Environmental Science, History, Multidisciplinary, Multidisciplinary Core, Religious Studies and Sociology & Criminal Justice Core.
Times Literary Supplement is a cultural magazine, with essays/reviews on books, ideas and art of our times. The magazine also contains essays/review om Shakespeare, Schopenhauer and popular theatre to political theory.
TVNews indexes Australian television news, current affairs programs, and selected documentaries from the free-to-air networks and links to the video files.
Provided access is restricted to University of Sydney staff and students, the material is used for educational purposes and the Copyright Part VA Warning Notice is displayed, possible uses of TVNews items include:
lecturers downloading a news items to a workstation and showing this in a class or tutorial
lecturers loading a number of news stories into a Learning Management System such as Blackboard or WebCT and making these available online to students
students viewing the items online or saving a copy on their workstation for later viewing
