Posts are written by library staff and reflect their personal opinions not necessarily those of MSK.
If you want to confirm a journal title in PubMed or just want to find an article you know has been published in a particular journal, then you might find this “two minute” audio tutorial interesting.
Check out this recent (Jan 2012) tutorial entitled “Search for a journal” (Flash Player required).
Any additional questions about PubMed, please contact Reference Services (212.639.7439 or Ask a Librarian).
As a follow-up to a previous post entitled ” Open Access and the Research Works Act“, recent news has confirmed that H.R. 3699 bill is dead. For details, view “Legislation to Bar Public-Access Requirement of Federal Research is Dead.” (The Chronicle, February 27, 2012)
Lately I have been asking myself this question and reflecting on what are the “must have” features that contribute to a successful Website design. This has been foremost in my thoughts as one of our major projects this year is to launch a new Library Website.
So what truly matters? Is it design which encompasses all the visual elements such as color scheme, layout & organization, font(s), logo, and images? Or is it content which is made up of informational elements/text and access to both subscribed and vetted resources/services the library provides? Or finally, is it website navigation – the ease in locating needed information?