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Food and nutritional sciences: Home

A guide to finding information in food and nutritional sciences. Includes links to key resources and sources of help.

Welcome to the food and nutritional sciences subject guide. Use the tabs above to explore resources in this subject.

Most of the food and nutritional sciences materials are on the 3rd Floor of the Library. You'll find books in this subject in both the 'Books' and 'Large books' sections, the catalogue will indicate in which section a book located.

We also have a wide range of e-books and e-journals relating to food and nutrition. See the Books and Journal articles tabs in this guide for more information.

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Jackie Skinner
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Please contact me if you have a query about literature searching, accessing resources, referencing or using EndNote/Mendeley.

Use the buttons above to email me or make an appointment (in person or online).

Quick query? Come along to my weekly drop-in on Tuesdays 13:00-14:00 in Harry Nursten Room 2-64 (term-time only).
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Your ASK Adviser - for academic skills advice

Muge Yilmaz

Need help with adjusting to university, starting and structuring essays, using references, writing lab reports, preparing for exams and vivas? Talk to our ASK Adviser at the drop-in (see the box also on this page for details).

Muge Yilmaz is a current PhD student who has experience with helping students as a laboratory demonstrator and with their final year projects. Email m.yilmaz@pgr.reading.ac.uk

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Watch this short video for an introduction to the Library and our services and support for food and nutritional sciences. 

If you are unable to view this video on YouTube it is also available on YuJa - view the Library intro video on YuJa (University username and password required)

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Got a question about the Library, finding information, referencing, literature searching or using EndNote/Mendeley? Or about study skills such as writing assignments/lab reports, time management, using references in your work or preparing for exams?

Then come along to the Library and ASK drop-in for Food and Nutritional Sciences. Your librarian and ASK Adviser will be on hand to discuss your question.

When? Tuesdays 13:00-14:00 term-time only

Where? Harry Nursten Building Room 2-64 (the PC Lab at the back of the 2nd Floor)

If you would like to meet with your Librarian online please make an appointment at another time using the link on my contact page: