In the first of a series hosted by CUIMC’s Department of Surgery highlighting gems in our Archives, discover how Andreas Vesalius revolutionized anatomy in 1543 through hands-on dissections and interactive illustrations that transformed how we view the human body.
As the experience of several scientists interviewed by Sofia Caetano Avritzer shows, openly acknowledging and fixing honest mistakes strengthens scientific integrity. Self-correction, they argue, should be viewed as a valued norm, not a failure.
[Nature 10 Mar 2026]
Public Health seeks research for a special issue on AI's role in advancing prevention-focused public health on topics such as predictive analytics for early detection, NLP in health communication, AI for health equity, and ethical implications of using AI. Deadline: 31 May 2026.
In this one-hour online on-demand course from the National Library of Medicine you will learn how to apply evidence-based practice in PubMed searches using PICO, MeSH terms, filters, and MyNCBI to find, refine, and manage clinical literature effectively.
This hands-on, on-demand online training — designed for expert searchers — will teach you all you need to know about the annual changes to MeSH and ensure your PubMed searches remain precise, comprehensive, and up to date.
In this self-paced on-demand class you’ll learn how PubMed uses Automatic Term Mapping (ATM) for keyword searches leveraging the controlled vocabulary of the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) database. You’ll also learn how to bypass ATM when it's not doing what you want it to do.
This study by Nature finds that AI tools are fueling a surge of fabricated yet plausible-looking citations that have made their way into publications, raising fresh research integrity concerns and forcing publishers to deploy new detection methods.
[Nature 2026; 652(8108):26-29]
This interactive tutorial introduces phrase searching in PubMed, explaining PubMed’s default behavior, troubleshooting what to do with no or irrelevant results, and exploring techniques such as alternative spellings or word proximity for finding the results you want.
Genomic Medicine is calling for papers on integrating environmental factors into precision medicine through genomic and multi-omic research. Submission deadline: 19 May 2026.
Translational Psychiatry invites papers on precision psychiatry that uses genomics, neuroimaging, and machine learning to develop personalized, biomarker-driven mental health diagnosis and treatment. Submission deadline: 13 May 2026.
