Below are News items in the category of Sciences & Engineering

Open Access Policy Implementation Project Wiki

A wiki has been created to provide an open, shared space where UC faculty, librarians, and other stakeholders can engage directly with the Open Access Policy Implementation (OAPI) team.
Humanities, Library Services, News for Faculty, Open Access, Reference, Scholarly Communication, Scholarly Communication News, Sciences & Engineering, Social Sciences
September 18, 2013

On Exhibit in the Library: The Art of Science

The pieces exhibited in the Library were winners in UCSB’s first annual Art of Science competition, held during the summer of 2013. Winners were judged on their aesthetic excellence as well as scientific or technical interest.
Arts Library, Exhibits, News for Students, Sciences & Engineering, General News
September 13, 2013

Deadline Approaching for the Art of Science Competition

July 26 is the deadline for entering works into the first annual UCSB Art of Science Competition. The Library will be displaying the competition finalists in its first floor gallery.
Contests, News for Faculty, News for Graduate Students, News for Students, Sciences & Engineering, General News
July 22, 2013

2-Story Building Closed for Renovation

The UCSB Library's 2-story historic building has been officially closed to the public. That part of the Library will undergo renovations and will not re-open until the Library Addition & Renovation Project is completed, two 1/2 years from now.
Government Information Center, Library Addition & Renovation, Library Employees, Library Services, Map & Imagery Laboratory, News for Faculty, News for Students, Sciences & Engineering, General News
July 16, 2013

How Open Access Empowered a 16-Year Old to Make Cancer Breakthrough

An interview on Open Access to research journals with Dr. Francis S. Collins, Director of the National Institutes of Health, and Jack Andraka, the 16-year-old inventor of a breakthrough cancer diagnostic.
News for Faculty, News for Graduate Students, News for Students, News for Undergraduates, Open Access, Scholarly Communication, Scholarly Communication News, Sciences & Engineering, Technology
June 28, 2013

Upcoming Movement of Collections and Services

In preparation for the major construction project, many Library service points and some collections will move.
Collections, Government Information Center, Library Addition & Renovation, Library Addition & Renovation News, Library Services, Map & Imagery Laboratory, News for Faculty, News for Graduate Students, News for Students, News for Undergraduates, Sciences & Engineering
June 17, 2013

SEL Collection Getting Ready to Move

When the Library Addition and Renovation Project begins in mid-June, we will be emptying the existing two-story building. Much of the material in the Sciences-Engineering Library will go into temporary storage.
Collections, Library Addition & Renovation, News for Faculty, News for Graduate Students, News for Students, Sciences & Engineering, General News
May 20, 2013

SEL New Books Have Moved

The SEL (Sciences-Engineering Library) New Books area has been integrated with the main New Books area on the first floor.
Collections, Sciences & Engineering, General News
May 16, 2013

Do You Receive NIH Funding?

Effective July 2013, the NIH will delay processing of non-competitive renewal funding if researchers are not in compliance with the 2008 NIH Public Access Policy.
Grants, News for Faculty, News for Graduate Students, Open Access, Scholarly Communication, Scholarly Communication News, Sciences & Engineering, Social Sciences
May 7, 2013

Royal Society of Chemistry Open Access Vouchers Available

The Royal Society of Chemistry offers UCSB authors vouchers for publication fees.
Grants, News for Faculty, News for Graduate Students, Open Access, Scholarly Communication, Sciences & Engineering, Scholarly Communication
February 9, 2013