Libraries
Library services over Easter, 3-6 April
Karyn Meaden-Pratt2026-03-31T09:07:39+01:0030/03/2026|Tags: easter, libraries, opening hours|
Kings Norton Library will remain open for study 24/7. You will need your University ID card to enter the building and can use the self-service machines to borrow and return items as usual. Barrington Library ...
How do I access the full-text of Harvard Business Review (HBR)?
Angela Sparks2026-03-23T14:50:49+00:0026/03/2026|Tags: articles, ebsco, ejournals, hbr, journals, knl, library search, mirc, SOMLibrary, web-mirc-articles|
This is a frequently asked question, and it's worth knowing how to access this key management journal. So, how do you access HBR in full-text? The short answer is via our eJournals finder. You can find ...
Engineering problem to solve? Let Knovel help you find a solution
Katie2026-03-18T12:52:21+00:0019/03/2026|Tags: barrington, databases, engineering, knl, Knovel, libraries|
Did you know that Knovel provides you with more than just eBooks? Knovel is a key database for many engineering, mechanical and materials courses here at Cranfield University, and contains content from an extensive range ...
Sourcing country analysis – a guide to Library sources
Helen Holmes2026-03-11T17:01:44+00:0012/03/2026|Tags: bmi, country information, FitchConnect, gme, knl, mirc, passport, SOMLibrary, web-mirc-economics|
For those researching a country, you will find that country information tends to take two forms: Analysis - country reports are descriptive reports covering most areas of interest on a country. They contain an analysis ...
‘Getting started with Bloomberg’ training – discover the power of Bloomberg terminals
Helen Holmes2026-03-16T10:10:06+00:0005/03/2026|Tags: Bloomberg, company financials, data, knl, web-mirc-finance|
Perhaps you've heard people talking about Bloomberg or heard it mentioned in the news and are wondering what all the fuss is about? Why not come along and find out at our Getting started with ...
How do I reference a thesis… in the NLM style?
Jade Millar2026-02-25T17:06:51+00:0026/02/2026|Tags: barrington, knl, NLM, referencing, thesis|
You may be including theses within your research. When you do so you need to treat them in the same way as content taken from any other source, by providing both a citation and a ...
