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Libraries closed Monday 9th July 2018
Due to the local holiday in Aberdeen the university libraries will be closed on Monday 9 July. To find out about our opening times over the vacation period visit: www.abdn.ac.uk/library/using-libraries/opening-hours-83.php#panel1139
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Building improvements to cause some disturbance in The Sir Duncan Rice Library
We are currently repurposing some areas within The Sir Duncan Rice Library, and while this work is carried out there will be some minimal disturbance to users of the building. Some of the work is expected to run until the end of August. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience. In...
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Intermittent problems accessing ScienceDirect/Scopus from off-campus
There is an intermittent access problem, when off-campus, to two Elsevier databases, ScienceDirect and Scopus. This problem is impacting on other Universities as well and is not something we can fix ourselves here in Aberdeen. We are in communication with Elsevier regarding this and they are looking for a permanent...
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Opening hours extended during exam re-sits
Following discussions with AUSA The Sir Duncan Rice Library will be extending its opening hours during the approaching exam re-sits, as a pilot, to give students greater opportunity to use our facilities to revise.
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Library System Maintenance every Tuesday between 03:45-04:45
Routine System maintenance for Library Services is scheduled every Tuesday between 03:45-04:45 during which time the Service is at risk and may be unavailable for a short time. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience caused.
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Summer Opening Hours at our Libraries
From today, Friday May 17, we are moving into our reduced summer opening hours at The Sir Duncan Rice Library (TSDRL) and the Taylor Library. TSDRL closes at 10.00 pm tonight and the Taylor Library will close at 5pm. The Medical Library hours are the same throughout the year. Full...
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Digital imagery reveals secrets of 800-year-old 'royal' book
A lavishly illustrated medieval book which once belonged to King Henry VIII was not created for the royal elite but was actually a tool for teaching, new digitally enhanced photography has confirmed.