THE LIBRARY NOW provides access to Digital Theatre+ through Find Databases and individual links on Library OneSearch.

The resource is described as follows:

Digital Theatre+ provides access full-length filmed productions from Digital Theatre and partners such as Shakespeare’s Globe, the Royal Shakespeare Company, and BBC. Users also gain access to practitioner interviews with actors, directors, playwrights, academics, and backstage professionals, and a collection of scholarly resources including encyclopedia entries, workshops, lectures, and peer‑reviewed essays.

Selected new titles include:

• Macbeth (Donmar Warehouse, 2024)
• On Costume Supervision: Lynette Mauro [interview]
• A Concise Introduction to Lighting Design : Guide

Access from off campus is via university username and password.

Selected new titles include:

• Rang and Dale’s pharmacology
• Aulton’s Pharmaceutics: The Design and Manufacture of Medicines
• Community pharmacy : symptoms, diagnosis and treatment

Access from both on and off campus is via university username and password.

Please note that online resources accessible via i-law, such as Lloyd’s Law Reports, have been removed from the library catalogue following the non-renewal of our subscription. The library keeps physical issues of these reports, and NTU users can still request articles in a digital format.

Access to the resource is by university username and password.

The resource is described as follows:

This major reference work contains peer-reviewed articles on every aspect of the substance and procedure of international law and also includes the Max Planck Encyclopedia of International Procedural Law.

The Library is aware of an issue affecting access to resources on the ProQuest Ebook Central platform. Several users have reported seeing the following error message:

“Sorry, your institution does not allow access to ProQuest Ebook Central from your current IP address. Please contact your librarian.”

The provider has identified a cookie-related issue and is actively working to resolve it. If you are affected, please clear your browser’s cache and delete cookies as per ProQuest’s instructions.

Selected new titles include:

• Transfusion and transplantation science / edited by Neil D. Avent.
• Cell structure and function / edited by Guy Orchard, Brian Nation.
• Clinical immunology / edited by Angela Hall, Chris Scott, Matthew Buckland.

Access from both on and off campus is via university username and password.

The resource is described as follows:

EBSCO’s Business Searching Interface (BSI) brings together content from Business Source Ultimate, Newswires and Regional Business News into a single interface. Browse leading business journals and magazines, search specific topics and locate country economic data, company profiles, industry information, and market research.

The resource is described as follows:

Business Source Ultimate allows students to track business trends and topics worldwide with thousands of full-text journals from North America, Africa, Asia, Oceania, Europe and Latin America. Ahead of Print content from key business publishers is also included.

Please note that Art Index Retrospective (H. W. Wilson) – an archive index of historic scholarly literature in the fields of art history, architectural history, and the visual arts – has been removed from the library’s Find Databases service following the non-renewal of our subscription.

The resource is described as follows:

The JoVE platform provides access to scientific video articles, visual learning resources, laboratory protocols and video textbooks. The library’s subscription includes access to three modules: Research, Education and Business.

ProQuest research databases will be unavailable on Sunday, August 10, from 03:00 to 11:00 (GMT) due to planned maintenance. This includes the EBook Central platform, which provides access to several eBooks in our library collections. 

For more information, please visit the ProQuest support page.

Starting Monday 28th July, EBSCO databases will feature a more streamlined and user-friendly interface. The new EBSCOhost platform will enhance the search experience, offering features such as permanent links for searches and articles, filters that carry over to future searches, and easier options for downloading and exporting.

For more detailed information on the new platform features, please explore the New EBSCOhost Interface – Quick Start Guide.

The interface switchover will affect all EBSCOhost databases provided through NTU: 

• Academic Search Complete
• Art Full Text (H.W. Wilson)
• Art Index Retrospective (H.W. Wilson)
• British Education Index 
• Business Source Premier 
• Child Development & Adolescent Studies 
• CINAHL Ultimate
• Criminal Justice Abstracts with Full Text 
• eBook Collection (EBSCOhost)  
• EconLit with Full Text
• Education Abstracts (H.W. Wilson)  
• Educational Administration Abstracts  
• ERIC  
• Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts (LISTA) 
• MEDLINE with Full Text
• Newswires 
• Regional Business News 
• SPORTDiscus with Full Text 

Important information for MyEBSCO account holders
If you created a MyEBSCO account to save and organise your research, please note that saved articles and saved searches will be migrated to the new EBSCOhost interface, but search alerts, journal alerts, persistent links to searches and custom folders will not be migrated.

We encourage you to make a record of your searches and journal alerts before the 28th July if you wish to recreate them on the new platform. For custom folders, please visit the How can I download the data from MyEBSCO custom folders in the classic EBSCO interfaces help page for details on how to download a report and use it to recreate your custom folder content on the new EBSCOhost interface. Please note that this feature will only be available until 31st December 2025.

Emerald and Silverchair have partnered to launch an updated and improved version of Emerald Insight, which will now include the ICE Virtual Library. Starting from July 21, 2025, Emerald will be migrating content from both Emerald Insight and the ICE Virtual Library to this new platform. Links will automatically redirect, ensuring minimal impact on access to resources.

Users with existing Emerald or ICE accounts will have their accounts migrated and consolidated. They will need to reset their passwords the first time they log in after the new platform is launched.

For more information, please visit the dedicated FAQ page.

A selection of titles, all held on the EBSCOhost platform, include:

• 100 ideas for secondary teachers : supporting students with dyspraxia by Amanda Kirby and Lynne Peters (Neurodiversity collection)
• Across the spectrum : a journey towards understanding and supporting individuals with autism by Francine Brower and Keith MacKenzie Cox (Neurodiversity collection)
• Key changes : the 10 times technology transformed the music industry by Howie Singer and Bill Rosenblatt (Music production collection)
• The live music business : management and production of concerts and festivals by Andy Reynolds (Music production collection)

Access to these resources is by university username and password.

Access is now available again through the Scopus Find Databases page.

On campus access appears to be unaffected, although attempts to create a personal account may also result in the same error.

We are currently working with Elsevier support to try and resolve this as soon as possible.

Users may be able to access Scopus indirectly, by first logging into Science Direct, then using the Explore Elsevier options at the bottom of the page, selecting Scopus, and then the Sign In option from the main Scopus page.

Access to our ACS subscribed content has been restored. You can now access ACS articles and journals through Library OneSearch or our ACS database record.

The library is currently investigating the loss of access to most ACS subscribed content for both on and off campus users.

Any attempt to access ACS articles or journals through Library OneSearch or the Find Databases route may see this following message: