Theses Librarianship & Information Science UK-UK Theses Discovery & Analysis

Example

A user searching for theses related to 'digital preservation' will receive a curated list of relevant theses, including titles and abstracts, that focus on or significantly mention digital preservation within the field.

Scenario

A doctoral student is preparing a literature review for their dissertation on digital preservation strategies in academic libraries. By using the platform's semantic search, they can quickly identify and access the most relevant theses on the subject.

Example

Creation of a line chart showing the trend of theses submissions on 'information retrieval' over the last decade.

Scenario

An academic researcher is analyzing trends in information retrieval research to identify gaps in the literature. They use the platform to generate a chart displaying the number of theses submitted per year, helping to visualize peaks or declines in interest over time.

Example

Generating a spreadsheet that lists theses on 'user experience in libraries', including detailed metadata such as author, year, institution, and abstract.

Scenario

A librarian involved in designing a new user interface for their library's catalog wishes to review existing research on user experience. The platform enables them to export a comprehensive list of theses, facilitating an extensive review and application of findings to their project.