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Easily Explore 300,000 Periodicals to Find the Perfect Place to Publish Your Research

Researcher Support Services 05.04.2022

Featured Database: ULRICHSweb Global Serials Directory

You can use databases to easily find organized collections of articles, journals, news, streaming videos, primary sources, data, and more!

Here’s one of our favorites:

ULRICHSweb Global Serials Directory

What’s in it?

ULRICHSweb is an easy to search source of detailed…

Featured Database - ULRICHSweb Global Serials Directory

Data to Policy Project Symposium Gallery is Live!

Researcher Support Services 04.26.2022

Hello, all! The project gallery for the Spring 2022 Data to Policy Project Symposium is now up and accessible. This gallery page has links to all submitted projects, which will take you to individual abstracts and the associated PowerPoints, posters, and presentation videos. We encourage users to take a look at these projects, and, certainly to attend the live virtual symposium from 9am to 1:45pm on April 29th, 2022. Information on the symposium and instructions on how to access the virtual…

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See the Human Body in a New Way with Powerful, Interactive Animations

Researcher Support Services 04.19.2022

Featured Database: Human Anatomy Atlas from Visible Body

You can use databases to easily find organized collections of articles, journals, news, streaming videos, primary sources, data, and more!

Here’s one of our newest databases:

Human Anatomy Atlas from Visible Body

What’s in it?

Visible Body Human Anatomy Atlas is a digital collection…

Featured Database - Human Anatomy Atlas from Visible Body

Shared Digital Collections Layer is Live!

Special Collections and Digital Initiatives 04.11.2022

Thanks to the hard work of Diane Fritz, Special and Digital Collections, and our colleagues over at CU Anschutz, Auraria Digital Collections and CU Anschutz Digital Collections now have a shared search layer! This will allow users to engage with a single search mechanism that harvests materials across both our collections. We initially started this journey to a new repository intending…

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Electrical Equipment in Auraria Library

Access and Public Services 04.08.2022

You can have access to some electrical equipment such as oscilloscope and function generator. You can check them out at Ask Us desk and use them in the library for 4 hours. 

Here are some of electrical equipment items that are available in Auraria Library:

  • Digital Oscilloscope 100 MHz, 4 Channels…

access new electrical equipment

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Text us your questions to 720-438-4446. We’ll answer from 9 am to 6 pm during the week and reply to after hours questions the next morning. (Your provider rates will apply.)

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  • What Help is Available?
    Please visit our Auraria Library COVID-19 Updates for the latest updates about what services are currently available.

  • Visit the Ask Us Desk
    The Ask Us Service Desk is located on the first floor of the Library and provides in-person help by answering questions about the Library, Campus, or three Institutions. This service also loans anatomical items, technology items (such as phone charges and calculators), plus course reserves, or textbooks, for some classes. Please visit the Auraria Library COVID-19 Updates for information about when this service will be available.

  • Research Consultations
    Research consultations are for in-depth and lengthy discussions about research questions. Please use Schedule a Research Consultation Form to request an appointment. We can help you out via Zoom or over the phone. Due to the level of preparation needed, appointments should be made 48 hours in advance. If you need immediate help, please use our 24/7 chat service.

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