Columbia has now launched GrantForward, a search-and-recommendation platform for faculty, researchers, students, and administrators to find research grants and other sources of funding. GrantForward will fully replace Pivot after June 30. Activate your GrantForward account today!
This self-paced online course from the National Library of Medicine introduces PubChem’s key features and search tools for finding, linking, and downloading chemical information and demonstrates how to use the rich connections between PubChem and other resources (like PubMed).
This on-demand self-paced online course teaches expert topic searching using medical subject headings (MeSH), including when to go beyond the automatic mapping features of PubMed and how to document, refine, and expand comprehensive searches.
This online 60-min self-paced course introduces biomedical preprints: their role in research and publishing, key differences from final articles, benefits and challenges of using and sharing preprints, available repositories, and best practices for finding and citing preprints.
Bioethics is seeking papers for a special issue on disability, bioethics, and medical AI, with an emphasis on work examining bias, equity, ethics, and policy to ensure inclusive, just healthcare that reflects diverse disability experiences. Deadline: 15 May 2026.
This 4-hour on-demand class provides an overview of open science — focusing on the 5 R's of open research: Repeatability, Replicability, Reproducibility, Reusability, and Readability — and introduces tools for conducting and supporting open research. Available through April 30.
Become proficient in PubMed basics in this on-demand class offered by the National Library of Medicine, in which you will explore content coverage, discover the research behind the news, and learn to search by author or topic, refine results, and use various advanced tools.
As with other communication, generative AI is reshaping review articles. Descriptive, templated reviews have flooded preprint servers, eroding their value. As a result, interpretive, agenda‑setting reviews have emerged as crucial scholarly infrastructure.
[Learn Publ 5 Feb 2026]
Register now to attend the one-day hybrid Immunotherapy and Precision Oncology Forum (8 a.m.-4 p.m. ET on 11 April), taking place in person in Cincinnati and concurrently online. Deadline for registration: 10 April 2026.
These ten rules by Goodman et al. urge researchers to document, share, and preserve data and code using repositories, persistent identifiers, clear workflows, and explicit credit practices to enable reuse and reproducibility.
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