The Charles Seale-Hayne Library is open 24/7 and provides access to approximately 350,000 books and multimedia items, 14,000 current journal subscriptions, and a variety of different study environments.
In one central location there are the resources you need to carry out research (books, journals, electronic resources), to present your work (computers, printers, photocopiers, loan equipment, shop) and experienced, friendly staff to help you.
Self-Service will be in effect from 20:00-08:00 during the vacation and all day on Monday 24 to Wednesday 26 December and Tuesday 1 January.
You will need to bring your University ID card to access the building, which will be swipe access only between 20:00 and 08:00 from Friday 14 December to Sunday 6 January.
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Email: libraryandITenquiries@plymouth.ac.uk
Mail: Charles Seale-Hayne Library, University of Plymouth, Drake Circus, Plymouth, Devon, PL4 8AA, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1752 588588
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New Research England rules from 1 April 2018 state that all journal articles and conference papers must be deposited within 90 days of acceptance for publication.
For more information see the research libguide
For further advice and support, please contact: openresearch@plymouth.ac.uk
A new University-wide resource.
SensusAccess allows you to automatically convert documents into a range of alternative media including audio books (MP3 and DAISY), e-books (EPUB, EPUB3 and Mobi) and digital Braille. The service can also be used to convert inaccessible documents such as image-only PDF files, JPG pictures and Microsoft PowerPoint presentations into more accessible formats.
Simply follow the four-step process to convert your file. Make sure to use your University email address.
Other learning technology can be found on our library guide.
If you have any feedback about this service please contact Ian Rayment.
Your Information Specialist can show you how to use information resources effectively -
- and your Library Subject Guide is a collection of relevant resources plus help and support.
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Our focus is on enabling the transformation of information into knowledge.
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