NYU Shanghai Library

Dear Faculty, Student and Staff,

During Thanksgiving, NYU Shanghai Library will be closed from Nov. 22 to 25. We will resume regular service hours on Monday, Nov.26.

For research assistance in the meantime, please email librarians in NYC at https://library.nyu.edu/ask/email, or use the chat widget on the library website.

Happy Thanksgiving!

NYU Shanghai Library

The Library Archive Working Group invites beta-testers to explore the newly built website of the NYU Shanghai Special Collection. The NYUSH Special Collection Guide Video highlights the general practices of using the website.

As you might notice, the Event Office has held a plenty of significant events in the past several years for NYU Shanghai community. We are glad to announce that these event records (posters and video recordings) are currently available on the Special Collection website.
The Special Collection will continuously focus on archiving materials unique to NYU Shanghai community. The working group is collecting the materials related to the University history currently. We are also open to the discussions on donating other related materials.

Please feel free to contact the working group for any questions or suggestions.

Hello everyone, we are open in summer! Feel free to use the services😘

Dear students,

In appreciation of your time and effort in participating in our library survey, we prepared some special gifts in a raffle besides the badges. Now we are excited to announce that the raffle results are released!

Prizes included luggage, blue tooth speaker, and earbuds. Congratulations to these lucky participants!

Big thanks to everyone who spoke up in the survey. We have received 300+ responses, and the results will be released soon. All the library staff will strive to improve your experience based on the information and concerns you provided in the survey.

Your voice matters, and your voice makes the Library a better place!

FOUR new books to change your thinking!

1. From Bacteria to Bach and Back: The Evolution of Minds by Daniel C. Dennett
2. Visual Intelligence: Sharpen Your Perception, Change Your Life by Amy E. Herman
3. Deep Thinking: Where Machine Intelligence Ends and Human Creativity Begins by Garry Kasparov, Mig Greengard
4. Why Time Flies: A Mostly Scientific Investigation by Alan Burdick

check our blog for more details and comments：https://library.nyu.sh.cn/2018/01/12/books-to-change-your-thinking/

Dear faculty, student, and staff,

NYU Shanghai Library's collection and services will be closed from Apr.5-8. Electronic resources are available 24/7.

For research assistance in the meantime, please email librarians in NYC at https://library.nyu.edu/ask/email/, or use the chat widget on the library website.

Hope you enjoy the Spring Break!

NYU Shanghai Library

Are you familiar with the Financial Times?

You have access to FT content if you are on campus, dormitory, or connected to NYU Shanghai VPN.

New to FT? Start off by reading our Librarian recommendations.

FT Confidential Research--A data-based, analytical insight into key sectors and trends China and Southeast Asia.

Lex-- Lex provides concise, readable and timely commentary on companies, markets and the theory behind investing.

Free Lunch--a guided tour to the meaning behind global economics news.

Special Reports--provide in-depth coverage of countries around the world and appear in a variety of formats, from magazines to video and interactive stories.

EM Squared--a data-driven news and analysis service on emerging markets.

blog: https://library.nyu.sh.cn/2018/03/12/access-financial-times/

When it comes to researching music, nothing beats listening to the real thing. NYU Libraries has several streaming audio databases to help you find high-quality sound recordings from world-class performers, along with detailed liner notes that you might not find through services such as Youtube or Youku.

Naxos Music Library and Naxos Jazz Music Library are rich resources for sound recordings that you can stream directly from your computer.

On the go? Take Naxos with you with the Naxos or Naxos Jazz mobile apps, available through iTunes and Google Play.

Details, check: https://library.nyu.sh.cn/2018/03/21/naxos-music-library-in-the-library-and-on-your-phone/

This month, we have four books to recommend for data visualization that combine depth of statistical reasoning with aesthetically appealing images, good writing, and ample examples.

1. The Visual Display of Quantitative Information
2. The Elements of Graphing Data
3. The Truthful Art: Data, Charts, and Maps for Communication
4. The Big Book of Dashboards: Visualizing Your Data Using Real-World Business Scenarios

Details go to：https://library.nyu.sh.cn/2018/03/13/data-visualization/

Five databases are on trial! They cover data from history of economic thought/feminism, global times, and Chinese poems(唐诗宋词)！

Please send feedback about these databases to [email protected]

Access to the databases: https://qy.weixin.qq.com/cgi-bin/wap_getnewsmsg?action=get&__biz=MzIxMzM0MzY0OQ==&mixuin=MjE5OTAzNzQ3NzI2Nzc1MjA4Ng==&mid=10011029&idx=1&sn=de36c057d063d9e3a72c2778a889e885&scene=1&pass_ticket=jV%2Bh9dUOLh3zsn8NZkykzn7ETiRpjL8ZvBonJ3fwp8UAYYPsX3YdbSJTcyu9Qb8t

Don't know what to do on Friday evening?
A big movie fan but don't know which one to watch?
Try FilmFriday!

If you can't make it on Friday, you can come to the library, borrow the DVD, and watch it whenever you like. We have 5 DVD stations in the Viewing Room on 4F.

If you are inspired by the film and want to know more, our librarians also pick some books and films for you to explore. Check out our library blog for more details!

More movies, coming soon!