Libraries
What’s a DOI again?
A DOI is a Digital Object Identifier and is often used as a persistent, unique identifier for an article, dataset, or other digital object. There are other ways to provide a persistent link to a ...
How do I reference a journal article… in the Cranfield Author-date style?
Journal articles are probably the most common type of publication you will come across in your studies. With that in mind, knowing how to reference them correctly is key to getting the marks you deserve. ...
Introducing… IBISWorld
We are pleased to announce that the University Libraries now have a subscription to IBISWorld! IBISWorld is a leading market intelligence resource providing full-text access to UK and US industry reports, and global industry ...
Introducing… the Bloomberg API
Did you know that, just like Datastream, it is possible to access Bloomberg data via Excel? The Bloomberg API, as it is better known, delivers Bloomberg data into Excel for your own custom analysis and calculations. Help ...
How do I reference a conference paper… in the Cranfield Author-date style?
As we enter thesis season, many of you may find that you are using conference papers in your research. Just like books and journal articles, these need to be referenced at the end of your ...
Researching… the telecommunications industry?
Looking for the latest data on mobile phone subscriptions or the leading broadband operators? If you’re researching any aspect of the telecommunications industry, then read on for some pointers to some of our best resources ...