Virginia Cononie
The USC Upstate Library is now providing more support to student and faculty research needs via a new paid subscription to the database, Applied Science & Technology Source Ultimate. This database contains thousands of peer-reviewed journal articles and is an ideal resource for those researching the hard sciences (biology, chemistry, etc.), computer science, informatics, engineering, Advanced Manufacturing Management, or Engineering Technology Management.
The following is the description of Applied Science & Technology Source Ultimate from the database provider EBSCO:
"Applied Science & Technology Source Ultimate, the flagship database for STEM research, boasts an extensive collection of 2,221 active full-text journals, a significant portion of which undergo peer review. It covers a wide range of science and technology topics, as well as the business and social implications of new technologies."
You can access the database via this link: https://uscupstate.libguides.com/appliedscitechultimate.
You will need to log into your USC Upstate account to access this database.
If you have any questions about how you or your students can use this database, please contact an Upstate librarian.
Did you miss the due date to change Duo Mobile push notifications? You can either visit the IT Help Desk or use the following instructions to set up Duo Multi-Factor push notifications:
More detailed instructions with screenshots have been provided by USC Columbia’s IT Service Desk here: Knowledge - Duo Multifactor Authentication Self-Service (service-now.com)
If you require further assistance or if you do not have a smartphone capable of installing the Duo Mobile app, please call or visit us at the Help Desk at your earliest convenience. The Help Desk is located on the first (basement) floor of the Administration Building, our telephone number is 864-503-5257.
Today we celebrate a perfect spring day, but Tuesday, April 11, is important for another reason this year--It's the USC Upstate Day of Giving.
The library does a lot with the money it receives, but we can do more. Your contribution to the University Libraries Excellence Fund will help us do just that--
We welcome your participation in this spring's Day of Giving and hope you will consider donating to the University Libraries Excellence Fund. If you have ideas or suggestions about enhancements, innovations, funding opportunities, and community engagement connections for the library, please reach out to University Advancement or Dean John Barnett. We would love to hear from you and want to make the USC Upstate Library useful and inspiring.
