Crafting an effective elevator pitch
You can craft an effective elevator pitch in a few short steps.
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Recommendations from the Health Sciences Library to make your work easier and more productive.
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The new Web of Science is here
The new Web of Science platform is now available to view!
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You can make a COVID-19 map yourself! Here’s how!
You can make a COVID-19 map by yourself in R using NYT publicly available dataset.
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Find the right path for your pursuits with our Research Survival Skills class
The Health Sciences Library has a class for that! Learn why our “Research Survival Skills” class may be just what you need to begin your research journey.
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Access to medical procedures, techniques, and patient examination videos
Students and faculty have access to many medical procedure, technique and patient examination videos.
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Options to display, sort, and analyze search results in PubMed.
Update on features, functions and navigation options in new PubMed platform.
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Image resources at the Archives & Special Collections, the Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library.
Archives & Special Collections has a wide range of images in a variety of media illustrating the history of the health sciences.
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Archiving the pandemic effort at the Archives & Special Collections
An update on efforts by Columbia University to document the response to COVID-19 pandemic and opportunities to share your experiences.
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Find related records with Web of Science
If you’ve found the perfect article for your research but still need more information; use the Related Records tool in Web of Science.
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Work smarter with EndNote Smart Groups
Save time and be more efficient by utilizing the Smart Group feature in your EndNote library.
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Improve your writing with these self-editing techniques
Self-editing helps you become a better writer. These tips can help with your next writing project.
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Interested in conducting a systematic review? the Health Sciences Library has the class for you!
Learn about out "So You Want to Do a Systematic Review" class.
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Buh-bye American Fact Finder, hello data.census.gov!
American Fact Finder has made it to its retirement day! You can find the same type of data on the new website-data.census.gov
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PROSPERO: A registry for systematic review protocols
Learn more about the preferred registry for systematic review and meta-analysis protocols
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What are the FAIR Data Principles?
Learn about the FAIR Data Principles and why you should consider going FAIR.
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