Insights

You can make a COVID-19 map by yourself in R using NYT publicly available dataset.

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.

Students and faculty have access to many medical procedure, technique and patient examination videos.

Update on features, functions and navigation options in new PubMed platform.

Archives & Special Collections has a wide range of images in a variety of media illustrating the history of the health sciences.

An update on efforts by Columbia University to document the response to COVID-19 pandemic and opportunities to share your experiences.

If you’ve found the perfect article for your research but still need more information; use the Related Records tool in Web of Science.

Save time and be more efficient by utilizing the Smart Group feature in your EndNote library.

Self-editing helps you become a better writer. These tips can help with your next writing project.

Learn about out "So You Want to Do a Systematic Review" class.

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

Learn more about the preferred registry for systematic review and meta-analysis protocols

Learn about the FAIR Data Principles and why you should consider going FAIR.

Students and faculty will be able to access some class materials through VitalSource’s Bookshelf app at no cost until May 25th, 2020

Social Explore will help you make a beautiful map in just a few clicks!