Answered By: Asset Management (Acquisition)
Last Updated: Apr 03, 2023     Views: 1120

Most of the articles requested via the Document Delivery Service (DDS) will be made available in electronic form, although some may be available only in print due to the publisher's copyright restrictions.

In most cases, you will be notified via email that your requested article is available for download in PDF. As the articles are downloadable for only one week, please email the Acquisitions team to extend the duration if you are unable to download the article within a week from your email notification.

For DDS articles that are only available in print, your email notification will have instructions to collect the print article from the respective NUS library.

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