Nigel Lees
Nigel Lees has been working at the Royal Society of Chemistry since 1994 and from 1999 as Manager Library & Archival Services. Prior to this, he was Chemistry Subject Specialist at the British Library. He has also worked as an information officer in the pharmaceutical industry and in the consultancy Burgoyne and Partners, specialising in the investigation of fire, chemical and explosion incidents. From 1986-88 he worked in Egypt for VSO in a training and advisory role at the University of Assiut. Contact him at library@rsc.org; 020 7440 3371, http://www.rsc.org/library.
Articles by Nigel Lees:
If Members Won’t Come: The Royal Society of Chemistry Builds a Virtual Library
Tuesday, 22nd April 2008
If Members Won’t Come: The Royal Society of Chemistry Builds a Virtual Library [ABSTRACT]
Tuesday, 22nd April 2008
When the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) Library was faced with declining visits at a time when the level of enquiries remained constant, staff began exploring how to serve members better and save money in doing so. Nigel Lees describes the challenges and benefits of transitioning from a traditional print-based environment to a virtual one.
Register for our next Community session:
BASF's knowledge platform demo
10th March 2026
Latest on our YouTube channel:
Read on the Blog:
March 2026 update
3rd March 2026
- How AI is changing research work – but not reducing it
11th March 2026 - March 2026 update
3rd March 2026 - Seven priorities for information leaders in an AI-enabled environment
24th February 2026
- Licensed content and AI (Community) 24th March 2026
- BASF's knowledge platform demo (Community) 10th March 2026
- Team roles and AI (Community) 26th February 2026