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Bibliographic databases are subject-based collections of abstracts of published research. They usually include references to:

Journal articles

Conference papers

Theses

A bibliographic reference tells you who the author/s is/are, the title of the research and where and when it was published. They usually also provide a summary or abstract of the full article. Some databases cover a very specific subject area whilst others are more general.

Full-text databases contain a significant proportion of full text information rather than just giving bibliographic details of an item. A full text database might include any or all of the following types of information:

Journal articles

Newspaper articles

Ebooks

Reference books

Reports/Official or government publications

Data/Statistics

Images

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You can filter your search results using the Filter my results options on the right hand side of the screen. There are options to narrow your results down by:

Availability

Resource type

Creation date

Topic

Library

Collection, and more…

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Start typing in the search box and you will be given the choice to search the following:

All Collections searches everything we have, all online resources, plus everything we physically hold in our libraries.

Library Catalogue to search unique print and electronic collections (including Special Collections) held across our eight library sites.

Articles if you want to focus your search on journal articles, conference proceedings, book chapters, audio visual material etc.

Research outputs to search the University's digital research archive, which includes articles, dissertations and theses by our staff and students.

Manuscripts or Archives to discover over 700 manuscripts and archive collections, with links though to the Manuscripts Online Catalogue for more information.

If NUsearch does not offer full text access to a resource, you always have the option to place anInterlibrary loan request.

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Click on a result to view the full details. From here you can delete the tag:

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To delete the tags you have created:

1. Sign into NUsearch

2. Choose Tags from the NUsearch top menu

3. Click on one of the tags you have created to see all of the records that have been tagged.

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Type in the name of your tag and it will be added to the record. NUsearch remembers all of the tags you have created and will give you the option to pick one of them before you start typing a new one

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To create a tag:

1. Sign into NUsearch

2. Run a search and click on a result to view the full details

3. In the Tags section click Add your own tags:

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You can search for tags and view the most popular and recently added tags. Clicking on a tag name opens the Advanced Search page and shows you a list of all the records that have been tagged. You can then readjust your search query using the other drop down options if you want to:

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Q:What are tags and how do you use them?

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Q:What are tags and how do you use them?

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A:Choose Tags from the NUsearch menu to look for labels that other have used to link common search results together, and also view tags that you have created.

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For multiple records, save individual records to My Favourites. Select the required items and click on the three dots. The Print and E-mail options will appear:

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This will then show the Print and E-mail options:

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Q:Can I email or print my search results?

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Q:Can I email or print my search results?

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For individual records, click on the three dots next to the title:

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For multiple records, save individual records to My Favourites. Select all the items to be exported and click on the three dots. Further options will appear:

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This will then show more options:

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Q:How do I export my search findings into my University referencing tool from NUsearch?

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Q:How do I export my search findings into my University referencing tool from NUsearch?

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A:You can export your search results into EasyBib, EndNote Web, RefWorks, RIS (which uses EndNote Desktop if you have it installed on the computer you are using) and BibTex.

For individual records, click on the three dots next to the title:

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To view your saved records go to My Favourites and click on the Saved Records. There are further options to unpin your query or export the record to a referencing tool:

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Q:How do I store item records I have found in NUsearch?

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Q:How do I store item records I have found in NUsearch?

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A:After running a search, you can select records to be stored to My Favourites. Click on the pin icon next to the title you want to save to My Favourites. A highlighted record means that item has already been added:

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If you are looking at the full information for an item, click on the pin icon in the top right hand corner of the screen:

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From your list in My Favourites, you can:

Run a search again by clicking on the title

Select and delete single or mulitple search queries

Sign in and pin or unpin queries to permanently add or remove them from your Saved Searches list

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If you forget to sign in, NUsearch will still remember your search history during your browser session.

Click on the Search History icon for a list of your search queries:

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To view your saved queries go to My Favourites and click on the Saved Searches. There are further options to unpin your query or set up email notifications:

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To keep a search, you can choose the Save query option located at the top. A confirmation appears at the top of the screen where you can also turn on email notifications for the query:

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Second Step：Saving, exporting and tagging search results

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Second Step：Saving, exporting and tagging search results

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Q:1.How do I store search queries I have found in NUsearch?
A:Search queries and item records can be stored and organised in My Favourites (the pin icon located at the top right of the screen). You will need to be signed in to use this functionality.

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First Step: create an Nusearch account and login.

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First Step: create an Nusearch account and login.

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You can search NUsearch as a guest user but it is important that you sign in with either your IT Account username and password or your library card number and PIN if you want to:

Discover all the electronic resources that NUsearch has to offer

Request and renew library items

Check your library account

Add items or queries to My Favourites

View current and historic loans

To sign in to NUsearch click on the Guest icon in the top right hand corner: