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library & university collections | the university of edinburgh library and collections home university of edinburgh library essentials august 24, 2018 -- -- library collections projects exhibitions index of blogs new to the library: s&p capital iq for company and finance data. training available 06 sep 2018. posted on august 22, 2018 by anicholson the library has approved a subscription to s&p capital iq. capital iq is widely used in industry and combines deep global company information, credit ratings and research and market research with tools for risk assessments. it provides access to both real-time and historical information and: • global company data: financials, fixed income, estimates and ownership • qualitative data: key developments, transactions, profiles, people, relationships, private equity • macroeconomic and commodity data content and coverage is similar to bloomberg, eikon or datastream but with the advantage of multiple user access online and offsite. this accessibility makes it a perfect choice for classroom teaching. staff and students also have access to support resources within capital iq and can contact capital iq specialists direct for assistance. capital iq will be available from september 2018 from the library a-z list of databases . if you would like a preview now, please contact [email protected] for a trial account. capital iq will be providing training on the 6th sep 2018. please book using the links below. business school staff and students: https://www.events.ed.ac.uk/index.cfm?event=book&scheduleid=31013 professional services staff: https://www.events.ed.ac.uk/index.cfm?event=book&scheduleid=31015 university staff and students: https://www.events.ed.ac.uk/index.cfm?event=book&scheduleid=31014 posted in library , library academic support , library resources , new e-resources | tagged business , company data , data , databases , finance , online resources , training | comments off on new to the library: s&p capital iq for company and finance data. training available 06 sep 2018. “ye are many—they are few”: exploring the peterloo massacre through our library resources posted on august 16, 2018 by cstirling next year on this day, 16th august, it will be the 200th anniversary of the peterloo massacre. the ironic name given to events at st peter’s fields in manchester on 16th august 1819 when the cavalry charged into a peaceful crowd of 50,000-80,000 people who were attending a mass demonstration for political reform. between 10-20 people were killed and 100s were injured. in this week’s blog post i have pulled together just a small selection of library resources, digital and physical, that will help you explore peterloo, the events leading up to it and the aftermath. the massacre of peterloo. george cruikshank [public domain], via wikimedia commons the 19th century was a period of huge economic, social, political and idealogical changes. post the napoleonic wars, which ended just four years before peterloo (“peterloo” a play on waterloo), demands for political reform were growing. industrial cities such as manchester had no representation in parliament,only relatively small numbers of wealthy male citizens were eligible to vote and working and economic conditions were incredibly poor. campaigns for parliamentary reform became more strident and found growing levels of support, political radicalism in the uk was on the rise. read more → posted in library , online resource , primary sources | tagged 19th century , archives , books , britain , correspondence , cultural history , databases , history , magazines , manuscripts , newspapers , official documents , periodicals , politics , primary source , social history | comments off on “ye are many—they are few”: exploring the peterloo massacre through our library resources bigger and better things posted on august 9, 2018 by conservation in this week’s blog, sarah maclean, an ma conservation of fine art student from northumbria university, describes a two-week work placement she undertook with us in july 2018… during my time studying fine art at undergraduate level, i always did big things; used metre upon metre of canvas, and sculpted near-immovable forms twice my height. now, as an ma conservation of fine art student at northumbria university, large format works are still where my interests lie, and i’ve had the opportunity during my work placement at the crc to work on a wide variety of those. the works i’ve been able to conserve so far during my time here are part of the patrick geddes collection. geddes (1854-1932) was a scottish-born polymath with interests and expertise in biology, sociology, geography, and urban planning, and it’s for his pioneering work in this latter field that he is best known. as such, the large format plans on which i’ve worked within the collection so far are mainly hand-drawn and coloured mappings of urban developments in locations everywhere from dunfermline to imperial delhi. a pleasant and unexpected feature of hand-drawn and coloured works of art on paper – timorous marginalia beasties! read more → posted in student placement | tagged conservation of large format collections , patrick geddes , surface cleaning , tear repair | comments off on bigger and better things new to the library: service newspapers of world war two posted on august 8, 2018 by cstirling i’m really pleased to let you know that following a successful trial the library now has access to service newspapers of world war two from adam matthew digital, a brand new digitised primary source collection just released this year. this resource gives you unique insight into the story of war as told by the newspapers and magazines that brought information, entertainment and camaraderie to the forces. you can access service newspapers of world war two via the databases a-z list and newspapers & magazines database list . you can also access it through discovered . service newspapers of world war two contains an extensive range of both rare and well-known wartime publications for soldiers serving in major theatres around the world. publications are included from many key nations involved in the conflict, such as the us, canada, new zealand, india, and the countries of europe, africa and the middle east. both allied and axis publications are presented, offering a broad view of the war and the experiences of those on its front lines. read more → posted in library , new , online resource , primary sources | tagged 20th century , africa , archives , asia , australia , britain , canada , cultural history , databases , europe , gender studies , history , india , international relations , new zealand , newspapers , primary source , social history , united states , world war two | comments off on new to the library: service newspapers of world war two new to the library: oxford encyclopedia of ancient greece and rome posted on august 7, 2018 by cstirling i’m happy to let you know that the library now has access to the oxford encyclopedia of ancient greece and rome from oxford reference online . this encyclopedia offers a comprehensive overview of the major cultures of the classical mediterranean world—greek, hellenistic, and roman—from the bronze age to the fifth century ce. you can access the oxford encyclopedia of ancient greece and rome via discovered . the encyclopedia brings the work of the best classical scholars, archaeologists, and historians together in an easy-to-use format. with over 1000 articles written by leading scholars in the field, it seeks to convey the significance of the people, places, and historical events of classical antiquity, together with its intellectual and material culture. broad overviews of literature, history, archaeology, art, philosophy, science, and religion are complimented by articles on authors and their works, literary genres and periods, historical figures and events, archaeologists and archaeological sites, art

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