The purpose of this hands-on class is to introduce several resources found on the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office website that may be used to locate information on patents, trademarks and patent applications. Google’s patent searching feature will be also be highlighted as a source for finding information on patents. Taught by Kari Kozak (Head, Lichtenberger Engineering Library).
Tuesday, April 5th, 1-2p – East Commons, 2nd Floor, Hardin Library for the Health Sciences
Literature searching for nutrition-related subjects in PubMed and Embase can be challenging.
This hands-on session will:
Our next session:
Tuesday, April 5th, 10-11a – East Commons, 2nd Floor, Hardin Library for the Health Sciences
By Amy Chen Amy Chen hosted the fifth play test for the History of the Book: The Game. Four library staff played this time: Heidi Wiren Bartlett, the Digital Scholarship […]
Events: Wednesday, 4/13: Iowa Bibliophiles, Jane Murphy and Mark Brookfield, 36 year partners in Murphy-Brookfield Books, will talk about the enormous changes brought on by Internet bookselling in the last 20+ […]
Linda Walton
Associate University Librarian Director, Hardin Library for the Health Sciences & Principal Investigator
Hardin Library for the Health Sciences is thrilled to be the Regional Medical Library for the Greater Midwest Region. We look forward to working with our colleagues over the next five years as we work together to continuously enhance easy access to quality health information for all.
Midwest Region serves Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. For more information, see U.S. National Library of Medicine news.
This award is for $6.5 million dollars over 5 years. Six new people will be hired to staff the office located at the Hardin Library.
Each week we will highlight one of the many databases we have here at the Pomerantz Business Library.
The database: Business Expert Press
“Business Expert Press’s Digital Libraries are filled with practical, concise books covering specific areas of business, including supply and operations management, international business, social media, finance, accounting, public relations, and marketing strategy. They’re written by international authorities, specifically for students seeking bachelors or masters degrees.”
Where to find it: You can find it here, under B on our Databases A to Z page, or under B on our “E-Book Collections” page.
Use it to find: Business Expert Press offers more than 300 E-Books that can be read online or downloaded in PDF or EPUB formats. Topics include: accounting, supply chain management, leadership, finance, corporate social responsibility, and business writing.
Tips for searching: 
Want help using Business Expert Press eBook collection? Contact Jim or Kim to set up an appointment.
Each week we will highlight one of the many databases we have here at the Pomerantz Business Library.
The database: Business Expert Press
“Business Expert Press’s Digital Libraries are filled with practical, concise books covering specific areas of business, including supply and operations management, international business, social media, finance, accounting, public relations, and marketing strategy. They’re written by international authorities, specifically for students seeking bachelors or masters degrees.”
Where to find it: You can find it here, under B on our Databases A to Z page, or under B on our “E-Book Collections” page.
Use it to find: Business Expert Press offers more than 300 E-Books that can be read online or downloaded in PDF or EPUB formats. Topics include: accounting, supply chain management, leadership, finance, corporate social responsibility, and business writing.
Tips for searching:
Want help using Business Expert Press eBook collection? Contact Jim or Kim to set up an appointment.
World’s Fairs: A Global History of Expositions showcases a diverse range of primary source material to represent the origination and planning of fairs, the experience of visiting them and the physical, cultural and political legacies they leave behind. With content from hosting and participating countries from every continent, imperial history, race and national identity are key themes. World’s fairs were also some of the first examples of mass events where millions attended and were entertained by the theatres, performers and amusement rides that went on to shape popular culture.
Please send additional comments to Chris Africa.
Newsfeed: Blog post: Norwalk High School Artists Connect with History to Inspire New Creative Work by Heather Wacha. Read more. Blog post: March 30: Felicia Rice “Doc/Undoc” performance followed by a public […]
United Nations iLibrary includes publications, journals and series comprising facts and expertise on international peace and security, human rights, economic and social development, climate change, international law, governance, public health, and statistics. In future releases, the platform will also provide access to other resources such as working papers series and statistical databases.
Please send additional comments to Brett Cloyd.