Following on from last year’s Queering The Archives Zine Project, in 2025 we’re focusing on Wellbeing and Mental Health. This is your opportunity to take a peek into our Archives […]
Library Research Support podcast: Episode 2: Deciding where to publish your research
The second episode of the Library Research Support podcast is here! This time, Lynsey and David, two of our Learning & Research Librarians, talk about how to decide where to […]
ERIC database for medical education research
Michael Lam, Year 4 Medical student at Kent and Medway Medical School, investigates the benefits of including ERIC in comprehensive literature searches on medical education topics.
Studying and borrowing books in the winter holidays
If you are thinking about studying in the library or borrowing library items over the
winter holidays, here’s what you need to know.
Deciding which journal to publish in
What to think about when deciding where to publish The choice of where to publish typically comes down to three main factors:1. Journal prestige and impact factor2. Relevance to the […]
A brief introduction to Dimensions
What is Dimensions? Dimensions is a database that offers the most comprehensive collection of linked data in a single platform; from grants, publications, datasets and clinical trials to patents and policy […]
Support for systematic reviews: Cochrane Interactive Learning
Are you tackling a systematic review but not sure where to start? Struggling to define your review question or come up with a clear search strategy? The Library subscribes to Cochrane […]
We’ve heard you – Improving the study environment in Augustine House
A look at the changes made to improve the study environment in Augustine house based on student feedback.
Archive Zine Project: Canterbury Coll*A*ge – a participants view
Our latest archival zine project was taken on by student volunteers Angie Majnic-Lane and Evie Loos-Page. The zine is available to download now, so here’s what the experience was like […]