从人的本性看图书馆的现代化服务

图书馆服务要实现数字化，同时还要实现人性化。这是打造“魅力图书馆”的重要指标。数字化使“让每个人平等拥有使用图书馆资源的权利”这个口号不再虚拟，人性化使人人平等使用图书馆资源成为现实。     

新的理念将敲开高校图书馆的大门--高校图书馆向社会开放再思考

文章对我国高校图书馆向社会开放20余年来的历史作了客观的评价，肯定了成绩，分析了存在的主要问题．提出了网络时代高校图书馆向社会开放新的思考。     

高校图书馆教学/学习用书著录的探讨

教学／学习用书是高校图书馆馆藏的重要组成。教学／学习用书具有不同于其它文献的特点，高校师生的检索利用也不同于其它馆藏图书。为提高教学／学习用书的利用率，方便高校师生检索，本文探讨了高校图书馆在教学／学习用书著录时，机读目录格式中4--连接款目块的使用。     

长泽规矩也《支那学入门书略解》之得失

本文就日本近现代古文献学大师长泽规矩也的《支那学入门书略解》之得失略陈管见。本文先从三个方面论述该书之优点，再从四个方面指出该书的不足之处，然后得出结论：瑕不掩瑜，从总体而言，该书仍是一部高质量的汉学入门书指南。     

刍议读者信息获取自由

读者具有获取信息的自由，而这自由又是相对的。读者信息获取自由受法律的限制，也要法律来保护，图书馆有通过技术力量、服务意识等方面的提高来保障读者信息获取自由的责任，而读者也有维护信息自由获取环境的责任。     

关于造船用材料类目的问题及修订措施

造船用材料类与《中图法》其他工程专业的材料类目相比类目设置少，文献量占多数的金属材料未扩展下位类，一些类目名称概括性差。提出了纠正这些问题的方法，即：按照材料化学组成成分分类的方法设置类目，扩展金属材料类，调整非金属材料类，增加船舶特殊需要的材料类目。     

一流大学建设高校海归教师科研表现自我评价的调查分析

高校海归教师是归国留学人员的重要组成群体,他们知识储备丰富、国际化视野宽广。本研究基于跨文化再适应视角,采用问卷调查的方式,对41所一流大学建设高校的1417名海归教师回国后的科研表现及其主要影响因素进行调查分析。调查结果显示,海归教师对其在课题申报和成果发表方面的评价不高;其在海外学习和工作期间的适应情况、对院系工作氛围的认同程度以及与海外导师、同事或同门开展合作的频率,对海归教师的科研表现具有显著的正向影响。     

The impact of coworker support and stigma on breastfeeding after returning to work

This study assessed the impact of coworker support on lactating mothers’ breastfeeding self-efficacy after maternity leave. A cross-sectional survey of 1000 working adults assessed effects of perception of fairness, coworkers’ support for breastfeeding colleagues, and ick response on willingness to help mothers needing breaks to pump breastmilk at work. The study also examined how coworker support affected mothers’ self-efficacy to continue breastfeeding. One out of four coworkers showed moderate to strong stigma, saw breaks to pump breastmilk as unfair, and showed less intention to help new mothers. These results suggest that while the majority of coworkers are generally supportive, lactating women are likely to encounter disapproving coworkers who may discourage them from continuing to breastfeed. The data showed that the majority of organizations included in this study have only passively fostered mother-friendly workplaces and could do more to encourage employees to be supportive of lactating colleagues.     

Research trends and collaborations by applied science researchers in South African universities of technology: 2007–2017

This paper analyses the publication patterns of researchers in the field of applied sciences at Universities of Technology in South Africa. Aspects investigated include publications in SCOPUS-listed journals; number of citations and countries of publication. Collaborative research patterns at national and international levels were also investigated. A bibliometric analysis approach was followed using SCOPUS as the main source of data and analysing the articles published in selected applied science disciplines. Results show that researchers in the field of applied sciences in universities of technology have increased their number of publications over the past 10?years and are also working in conjunction with other researchers both nationally and internationally. The analysis is an important addition to the field in South Africa which helps in measuring how institutions are positively responding to government incentives in research. The results are also important to information professionals who are increasingly playing an important role in research impact assessments.     

Google Scholar's Coverage of the Engineering Literature 10 years Later

In 2008 Meier and Conkling first tested Google Scholar's coverage of the engineering literature against citations gathered from the Compendex database. Since that time, other studies have used the same methodology and found improvement in Google Scholar's coverage. This study uses engineering dissertations from Proquest Dissertations & Theses to create a data set of citations for the comparison of fee-based databases, Compendex and Scopus, against Google Scholar. From 1950 to 2017 Google Scholar outperformed both Compendex and Scopus in discoverability of citations in nine engineering subjects. These results have implications for collection management and information literacy program planning for librarians.