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The Physics and Astronomy Library at your Service A SOURCE TO INFORMATION, KNOWLEDGE AND MUCH MORE

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LIBRARY = SAVING TIME!

The Physics Library Click on picture to go to library!

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Academic Conduct – Now you see it – no you don’t! Credit to the photographer, artist or creator! Reference needed. Contact the originator for permission if needed! You can use Creative Commons (CC) but be sure to follow the guidelines from the creator. References: Bibliography Text, photo, etc Photo: Microsoft Clipart

Academic Conduct – ”Citing” - made easy Programs to help you sort and write your references. Free for all, and recommended by several teachers: BIBTEX Free for students at LU: EndNote RefWorks Used right, it looks good! And grades good too!

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