Libraries
How do I reference a British Standard… in the Cranfield Author-date style?
For those of you using standards in your work, these have to be cited and referenced just like any other source you use. In this post we'll look briefly at how to do both in ...
Data protection in research data management
There was a young man we’ll name Paul, Who answered a short survey call. He provided his data And was shocked to see later, His age, faith, and health shared with all. This limerick is ...
Knovel – another great resource for engineers
This is the second in a series of posts highlighting specialist resources for engineers; the first post was all about ESDU. Like ESDU, Knovel is another one of my go-to resources as it contains information ...
Measuring the impact of your work
Many of you will have heard the term Altmetrics - but what exactly do they measure? Unlike traditional metrics (e.g. Incites - JCR) which count the number of citations a journal receives, Altmetrics measures attention ...
Introducing… Bloomberg Intelligence primers
Getting high quality research fast can often prove problematic. Bloomberg provides analysis on a wide range of financial topics relating to companies, industries and countries amongst other things. Check out the Bloomberg Intelligence function <BI> ...
New SAGE research eBooks added to Alumni Library Online service
More good news for Cranfield alumni! SAGE has recently added 49 new eBooks to the SAGE Research Methods Online resource. Titles include: Designing and doing survey research Developing research proposals Developing transferable skills Grounded theory ...