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64 Years Of Forest Research At Your Fingertips

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UNB Libraries have recently licensed Forestscience.info, a web-based product that combines access to Forestry Abstracts, Forest Products Abstracts and AgroForestry Abstracts. These products were already individually available online from the UNB Libraries’ web site, so what’s new?

Maliseet Dictionary And Loyalist Collection Updated

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New versions of the Maliseet Dictionary and the Loyalist Collection databases have been developed and are now online. They can be found at:

E-info Lab Series Continues Oct. 23 With Sessions On Databases

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E-info Lab No.6 on databases for the arts and social sciences will be offered Oct. 23 in the Harriet Irving Library, Room 112. A lab on databases for science and technology will be held in Head Hall, Room B17, also on Oct. 23.

G&M University Report Card Gives UNB Libraries High Marks!

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UNB Fredericton ranked 10th for Library Services and 9th in Online Resources out of 38 Canadian Universities in the current Globe and Mail University Report Card. The University also ranked high in the areas of technology and access to computer, based on comments like “great online library resources.” These were the top 4 ranked areas at UNBF.

Searching Temporarily Unavailable For Some Library Projects

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Due to hardware failure in one of our servers, searching within a variety of library projects and websites in temporarily available. We have acquired replacement hardware and are working to retore the service.

What is broken?

Searching within some or all of the following websites is not functional:

Fall E-info Labs To Begin Thursday, Sept. 18

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UNB Libraries will be hosting a series of free, hands-on library information sessions. Topics will include library databases, e-journals and Quest, as well as other research tools. To register or find out more information, visit www.unb.ca/ctd or e-mail Rebecca Cornell.