Great to see you yesterday! As you recall from your research guide, when looking for modern images ARTstor and Britannica Image Quest (both purchased by the library) as well as the Digital Public Library of America and Europeana (both free-on-the-web sources) should be quite useful. For your … Continued
Updates to your Atomic Bomb Conference research guide! New this year: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (digital archive) Truman Presidential Library – (atomic bomb papers collection) Tips for searching Bard and Warren (the 2 hardest-to-find folk) searching .gov sites & Google … Continued
Great to see you today! As you remember, this is your research guide describing and discussing the library’s eCollections of scholarly physics sources. All of the eCollections contain limiters so one can easily extract the most contemporary physics research. … Continued
It’s been great to see you this week! Here is your research guide, curating those library-purchased sources/eCollections most relevant to researching American Culture in the 1950’s. Please be in touch with any research questions along the way! 🙂 … Continued
Best of luck in your religious explication! Here is your course research guide, now including a low-budget video of locating and using the reference room Biblical commentaries. (I think I need to buy a microphone). 🙂 Please … Continued