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The
NIH Library in Building 10 offers
full-text online journals and a slew of services and resources. Some of
the more recent provisions follow.
Additional databases now offered through Ovid
Online. CINAHL, AGRICOLA, MEDLINE—including PreMEDLINE
from 1966 and PsycINFO with coverage from 1887—are now accessible
via desktop.
E-delivery available for all document requests.
The Library can now e-mail full-text journal articles to NIH staff who
use Web of Science; submit requests via the Library’s online
catalog or use printed form 232.
Loansome Doc delivery options defined.
Users should select mail or e-mail delivery for NIH addresses only for
Loansome Doc requests. Documents are not faxed. For assistance in making
changes to your Loansome
Doc profile, e-mail Rosalie Stroman.
Electronic access activated for more journals.
American Chemical Society journals, as well as the American Journal
of Public Health and Immunological Investigations, are now
available electronically from the NIH Library’s Online
Journals page.
NEW tutorial on ordering articles from PubMed.
An animated PubMed tutorial
with step-by-step instructions on how to register to order documents from
PubMed is available.
NEW online books. The online version
of Current Protocols laboratory manuals and links to Cytokine Reference
and <LWWOncology.com> can be
accessed from the Electronic Resources Online
Books page.
NEW scientific and medical web sites.
Three new authoritative links have been added to the NIH Library’s
Scientific and
Medical Sites page. Access highly
cited articles by category, a scientific content search engine, and
global health.
For more about Library
services, subscribe to the NIH Library’s news alert e-mail service
by e-mailing this site with
the message: subscribe NIHLIB-L your name. To unsubscribe, use the message:
unsubscribe NIHLIB-L. E-mail the library
or call 301-496-2184 with comments.
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A
workshop on teaching called "Success in the Classroom" will
be held February 25, another in a
series of "Survival Skills Workshops" sponsored by the NIH
Fellows Committee, in conjunction with the NIH Office
of Education and the Office
of Research on Women’s Health.
Participants will
learn the basics of course design, such as selecting a textbook, developing
a syllabus, and designing exams.
The next workshop,
March 18, is on "Career Options,"
and will feature outside speakers on the options available after training
in research, such as teaching, science law, publishing, administration,
and research in industry.
Workshops are open
to all NIH fellows and are held in Building 10, Lipsett Auditorium, from
8:30–11:30 a.m. No need to preregister.
For more info, contact
Debbie Cohen or Margaret
Mentink-Kane at (301) 594-2345.
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