Since 2007, ULS eBook Initiative has converted some of our rare books, out-of-print books and books published during 1911 to 1949 to E-books for preservation and information sharing.
This eBook system provides more than 18,000 volumes of E-books and are available at the following E-book standalone stations for viewing only. Printing and download is strictly prohibited.
Contains update-to-date information on 5000+ reagents and catalysts. Each reagent entry includes properties such as physical data, solubility, form supplied in, purification, and preparative methods; examples of use in reactions; and literature references.
Incision is an online learning platform on various surgical skills. There are more than 370 surgical procedures, filmed in 3D format and from a surgeon's point of view. There are also step-by-step guides for each surgery.
Medicom Conference Reports include independent peer-reviewed highlights from the major international conferences. Reports include key findings, updated guidelines, state-of-the-art reviews, clinical updates, and late-breaking trial results.
Coverage: 19th-20th century
Provide missionary collections of 19th and 20th centuries which are global in scope, covering different churches and denominations in Africa, East and South Asia, Australasia and the Pacific, and the Americas.
Primary sources including organizational records, personal papers, correspondence, journals, travel writing and diaries, photographs, ephemera, artefacts, periodicals, and pamphlets can be accessed via this platform.
NEJM Journal Watch keeps healthcare professionals updated with summaries and comments of important research, medical news, drug information, public health alerts and guidelines across medical specialties and topics.
Coverage: 1911-1949
The China Press (大陸報), an English newspaper with American editing style, was published by professional journalists in Shanghai in 1911. It is an important historical source to study the political and social condition of modern China.
Coverage: 1850-1947
Messenger 1850-1947 使信月刊 documented the foreign missions of the Presbyterian Church in South China, Taiwan and Chinese communities in Singapore and Malaysia. It has changed title several times, i.e. The English Presbyterian Church (1845-1867), Messenger and Missionary Record of the Presbyterian Church in England (1868-1878), Outlook (1881-1884), Presbyterian (1884-1885), Presbyterian Messenger (1885-1891), Presbyterian (1891-1906), Monthly Messenger of the Presbyterian Church in England (1906-1907), and Presbyter Messenger (1908-1947).
Covers more than 260 full-text philosophy journals with no embargo and nearly all of them are peer-reviewed. It includes more than 760,000 records which consisted of hundreds of thousands of indexed records, dissertations, scholarly research published in journals, books, anthologies and book reviews from both philosophy and interdisciplinary sources.
Coverage: 1876-1878
The Shanghai courier & China gazette (中華快報) was digitized by Shanghai Library. The Shanghai courier (上海差報) was founded in Shanghai in 1868. It was later renamed as The Shanghai evening courier (上海晚郵); merged with The Evening gazette (正風西報) in 1875 to publish with the title The Shanghai courier & China gazette (中華快報); and again in 1878 The Shanghai courier (上海差報) until 1889 when merged with The Shanghai mercury (文匯西報).
Coverage: 1878-1884
The Shanghai courier (上海差報) was digitized by Shanghai Library. The Shanghai courier (上海差報) was founded in Shanghai in 1868. It was later renamed as The Shanghai evening courier (上海晚郵); merged with The Evening gazette (正風西報) in 1875 to publish with the title The Shanghai courier & China gazette (中華快報); and again in 1878 The Shanghai courier (上海差報) until 1889 when merged with The Shanghai mercury (文匯西報).
Coverage: 1869-1874
The Shanghai evening courier (上海晚郵) was digitized by Shanghai Library. The Shanghai courier (上海差報) was founded in Shanghai in 1868. It was later renamed as The Shanghai evening courier (上海晚郵); merged with The Evening gazette (正風西報) in 1875 to publish with the title The Shanghai courier & China gazette (中華快報); and again in 1878 The Shanghai courier (上海差報) until 1889 when merged with The Shanghai mercury (文匯西報).
Coverage: 1929-1949
The Shanghai evening post (大美晚報) is an English-language newspaper published by Post-Mercury Co. It is an important source to study Republican China and Shanghai's American business community in the 1930s and 1940s.
Coverage: 1925-1943
The Shanghai times (上海泰晤士報) began in 1901 and ceased in 1944. This local English newspaper is an important source to study the urban culture of Shanghai and modern Chinese history in the first half of twentieth century.
Coverage: 1850-1951
The British founded press agency in Shanghai, North-China Daily News & Herald published Chinese and English newspapers since 1850. The database covers its The North-China Herald《北華捷報》, The North-China Daily News《字林西報》, The Chinese Shipping List & Advertiser《上海新報》, Hu Bao《滬報》, Han Bao《漢報》, Xiao Xian Bao《消閒報》, and The North-China Desk Hong List《字林西報行名錄》.
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