Did you know about?:

• Focus on Faculty Presentations
   
• RefWorks coming to campus soon! 
  “A Web-based bibliography and database manager that allows users to create their own personal database by importing reference from text files or online databases. They can use these reference in writing their papers and automatically format the paper and the bibliography in seconds"
   
• UTA Theses tab in the online catalog:
  Search for UTA Theses & Dissertations using the new tab.  See:  http://pulse.uta.edu/cgi-bin/theses.cgi and search by degree area.  All UTA Ph. D. dissertations are available as full text in PDF format through Current Research@ and ProQuest Digital Dissertations.  Some theses are also available in full-text too.
   
• New reference resources:
  -Comprehensive coordination chemistry II : from biology to nanotechnology (10 vol. set) - Call Number:  QD474 .C657 2004
  -Nano-engineering in science and technology : an introduction to the world of nano-design - Call Number: T174.7 .R45 2003
  -Bioterrorism and public health : an internet resource guide - Call Number: RC88.9.T47 B566 2002
  -Annual book of ASTM standards (2003) - Call Number: TA401 .A653
  -Handbook of nanophase and nanostructured materials (4 vols.) - Call Number: TA418.9.N35 H358 2003
  -National building cost manual (28th ed.) - Call Number: TH 435 .B8
   
• Database Info:
  Texas Newspaper Collection database (16 titles):
  Start up dates vary with the newspaper -- earliest is 1984. Updated daily. Access provided to sixteen Texas newspapers. Database consists of full text content of local and regional news only. Access to certain free-lance articles may not be available. Excluded are national and international news from wire services. Newspapers in this database include those from Abilene, Amarillo, Austin, Corpus Christi, Dallas, El Paso, Fort Worth, Houston, Lubbock, and San Antonio

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Exhibits:      Current exhibit:   "To Go Boldly: The possible futures of space explorations"

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December 2001