The Main Library and Medical Library will be closed on October 10 for National Day.
The KnowLEDGE remains open as usual.

Contact Person Collection Management and Circulation Services Division
telephone     Ext.65760
E-Mail          em65760@email.ncku.edu.tw

New arrivals for 81 Chinese books and 36 English books. → New Arrivals

EndNote courses are provided for those who are primarily new to EndNote or you have used EndNote in the past and would like a refresher. EndNote is a tool which can help you manage references, find full text and facilitate the production of research documents.

10/15 (Wed) 10:10~12:00 (Sign Up) (L314 in main library)
10/17 (Fri) 14:10~16:00 (Sign Up) (Computer Room on the 1F, Kun-Yen Medical Library)

Self-learning resources are available here

Kun-Yen Medical Library
medref@libmail.lib.ncku.edu.tw
06-2353535 #5122

Embase is one of the world's largest biomedical abstract databases, covering over 8,000 international journals, clinical trial registry information, and conference abstracts. It is widely recommended by systematic review researchers as a key literature search resource. Embase AI, powered by the full Embase database and its unique Emtree vocabulary model, provides an efficient, transparent, and reliable source of information. Whether you are an experienced searcher or just starting out, try Embase AI to enhance your research and clinical practice efficiency!

Trial period: 2025/09/09–10/08

Access link (Please register with your NCKU email within the NCKU IP range): https://reurl.cc/GNQzXZ

Registration guide & user manual (Chinese ver.): https://reurl.cc/MzGDKX

9/17 12:00–13:00 [Vendor Online Session] Introduction to Embase AI Trial – A Reliable Literature Search Experience (Registration link)

[Vendor] Trial Feedback Form: https://reurl.cc/7Vn6Ml

If you are a doctoral or master's student trying to search for the literature of your study, you will find this course helpful. Probably you are about to conduct a structured literature search for systematic review, meta-analysis, or scoping review, this course is also for you. This course is from a health and life science research perspective but may contain helpful information for researchers in other disciplines.

Class Location: SR0 Online Class SR1a~SR2 in the Meical Library Computer Room

A series of courses will be held:

SR 0 Literature Search & Databases for Beginners
10-02 (Thu) 13:10-15:00, Online Class
12-02 (Tue) 10:10-12:00, Online Class (Sign Up)

You can choose one of SR1a:
SR 1a- Medical: Introduction to Systematic Review & Search Methods
10-09 (Thu) 13:10-16:00, Medical Library: Computer Room (Sign Up)
12-09 (Tue) 09:10-12:00 (Sign Up)

SR 1a- Non-Medical: Introduction to Systematic Review & Search Methods
10-16 (Thu) 13:10-16:00, Medical Library: Computer Room (Sign Up)
12-16 (Tue) 09:10-12:00 (Sign Up)

SR 1b- Introduction to Systematic Review & Search Methods
10-23 (Thu) 13:10-15:00, Medical Library: Computer Room (Sign Up)
12-23 (Tue) 10:10-12:00 (Sign Up)

SR 2: EndNote/Rayyan for PRISMA Flow Diagram of Study Selection
10-30 (Thu) 13:10-16:00, Medical Library: Computer Room (Sign Up)
12-30 (Tue) 09:10-12:00 (Sign Up)

Participation in BOTH 1a and 1b sessions in less than 6 months will be granted with a COURSE CERTIFICATE!