The University of Iowa History of Medicine Society invites you to book talks and signings by Charles Driscoll, MD, author of Ring the Fire Bell: The Incredible Story of an Iowa Civil War Medical Center. Thursday, September 27, 5:30-6:30pm talk, 6:30 book signing 2117 Medical Education Research Facility (MERF) or Friday, September 28, 12:00-1pm, 1pmContinue reading “Ring the Fire Bell: Iowa Civil War Medical Center | History of Medicine Lectures & Book Signings | September 27 & 28”
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Banned Books Week 2018
The #4 book-The Kite Runner by Khaled Housseini- on this list is a very popular book in Hardin’s collection.
Open Access Publishing Fund | Funding Reduced, Fund Closing in 2020
by Laurie Neuerburg For several years, UI Libraries has maintained an Open Access (OA) Fund to help researchers pay for the article processing charges (APCs) on open access publications. This fund supports authors choosing to make their publications open for anyone to read, broadening their audience and providing wide access to important research. We have decidedContinue reading “Open Access Publishing Fund | Funding Reduced, Fund Closing in 2020”
Library closed Saturday, September 22 | Home football game
The Hardin Library will be closed on Saturday, September 22 because of the home Iowa vs. Wisconsin football game. The library will reopen on Sunday, September 23 at Noon. The 24-hour study will be available for anyone with a valid Iowa One Card or UIHC hospital badge.
AT&T Wireless retired July 16, guests now use UI-Guest
The AT&T Wireless guest network available on the UI Campus was retired on July 15, 2018. UI-Guest is the new campus guest network. Please connect to UI-Guest for free guest wifi. This network is not secure, so we do not recommend using it for shopping, banking, or any activity requiring personal or financial information. IfContinue reading “AT&T Wireless retired July 16, guests now use UI-Guest”
Sir David Ferrier | The Brain | July 2018 Notes from the John Martin Rare Book Room
Sir DAVID FERRIER (1843-1928). The functions of the brain. London: 1876 Educated at Aberdeen and Edinburgh, Ferrier was chiefly associated with the National Hospital and medical school of King’s College during his long and illustrious career. In addition to being a charter member of the Physiological Society, he joined with John Hughlings Jackson, Sir John Bucknill, andContinue reading “Sir David Ferrier | The Brain | July 2018 Notes from the John Martin Rare Book Room”
BioCyc | New Pathways / Genomics Databases & Tools
The Hardin Library now subscribes to BioCyc! BioCyc is a collection of 13075 Pathway/Genome Databases (PGDBs), plus software tools for exploring them. Key aspects of BioCyc data: Quality data curated from tens of thousands of publications, including curated databases for E. coli, B. subtilis, H. sapiens, and S. cerevisiae Computationally predicted metabolic pathways and operonsContinue reading “BioCyc | New Pathways / Genomics Databases & Tools”
New books added to ClinicalKey April & May 2018 | Cardiology, Neurology, GI, Surgery and more
New books added to Hardin Library’s ClinicalKey subscription in April-May, 2018. To access any of these titles, open ClinicalKey (http://purl.lib.uiowa.edu/clinicalkey) and click on Books. Atlas of Ultrasound-Guided Regional Anesthesia (Gray, Andrew) 3rd ed Caffey’s Pediatric Diagnostic Imaging (Coley, Brian D) 13th ed Essential Echocardiography: Companion to Braunwald’s Heart Disease (Solomon, Scott) **new** Structural Heart Cases: AContinue reading “New books added to ClinicalKey April & May 2018 | Cardiology, Neurology, GI, Surgery and more”
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Graduating in August? Services impacted by graduation
Congratulations on your graduation! Library and Information Technology Services change after you graduate. Library materials – Please return any items you have checked out. If you will be employed by The University or continuing to attend classes, you may re-check out the materials. If you are no-longer affiliated with The University, but would like toContinue reading “Graduating in August? Services impacted by graduation”