If you are affiliated with The University of Iowa, your student or staff card IS also your library card. Show any of the following at the Hardin Library in order to check out materials: Iowa One Card UI Healthcare Badge Dental School photo ID Drivers license, State-Issued photo ID, Passport If you are not affiliatedContinue reading “How can I check out books? | Library cards”
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Library closed Monday, January 21 for Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday
The Library will be closed on Monday, January 21 for the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday. List of Martin Luther King human rights week activities Monday, January 14-Thursday, January 17 7:30am-Midnight Friday, January 18 7:30am-8pm Saturday, January 19 10am-6pm Sunday, January 20 Noon-Midnight Monday, January 21 Closed for MLK Holiday Tuesday, January 22Continue reading “Library closed Monday, January 21 for Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday”
Hardin Library Interim Hours End Monday, January 14
Interim hours end on Monday, January 14. Monday, Jan. 7-Friday, Jan. 11 7:30am-6pm Saturday, Jan. 12 10am-6pm Sunday, Jan. 13 Noon-9pm Monday, Jan. 14-Thursday, Jan. 17 7:30am-Midnight Friday, Jan. 18 7:30am-8pm Saturday, Jan. 19 10am-6pm Sunday, Jan. 20 Noon-Midnight Monday, Jan. 21 CLOSED Martin Luther King Holiday The 24-hour study area is open 24x7x365Continue reading “Hardin Library Interim Hours End Monday, January 14”
New e-books available via ClinicalKey | Pediatrics, Surgery, Anesthesia and more!
New books added to Hardin Library’s ClinicalKey subscription in November, 2017. To access any of these titles, open ClinicalKey (http://purl.lib.uiowa.edu/clinicalkey) and click on Books. Assisted Ventilation of the Neonate (Goldsmith, Jay) 6th ed Atlas of Image-Guided Spinal Procedures (Furman, Michael) 2nd ed Botulinum Toxin: Procedures in Cosmetic Dermatology (Carruthers, Jean) 4th ed Chronic Coronary ArteryContinue reading “New e-books available via ClinicalKey | Pediatrics, Surgery, Anesthesia and more!”
New Database | Medical Services and Warfare | Includes Nightingale Papers
Medical Services and Warfare is produced by Adam Matthew Digital, with content provided by The British Library. Medical Services and Warfare includes more than 5,000 manuscript items digitized from the Nightingale Papers at the British Library. This unique collection comprises correspondence to and from Nightingale as well as notes and reports, relating to the Crimea, India,Continue reading “New Database | Medical Services and Warfare | Includes Nightingale Papers”
Featured Resource: DSM Library online | DSM-5 and more
Are you looking for the DSM-5 (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition)? The Hardin Library subscribes to the DSM Library which includes: DSM-5 Handbook of Differential Diagnosis DSM-5 Clinical Cases DSM-5 Guía de consulta de los criterios diagnósticos del DSM-5 DSM Legacy includes PDF versions of these classic Diagnostic and Statistical ManualsContinue reading “Featured Resource: DSM Library online | DSM-5 and more”
Do you have this book? How can I tell?
The University of Iowa Libraries has one of the largest research collections of books in the United States. Finding books in our catalog can be tricky, but we’ve got some tips to make it easier. InfoHawk+ is the library catalog and resource discovery tool. 2. Without filling in the search box, clickContinue reading “Do you have this book? How can I tell?”
Electronic Resources require HawkID login when using campus wifi
In order to better protect user HawkIDs and passwords, The Library IT department has disabled the auto-logon feature in Eduroam. If you try to access library resources such as CINAHL or ClinicalKey using Eduroam on campus, you will be directed to the proxy login screen. You will need to login using your Iowa HawkID andContinue reading “Electronic Resources require HawkID login when using campus wifi”
Calling Balls & Strikes Without Beall’s List | Mahrya Carncross, MLIS, Scholarly Communication Librarian
With the proliferation of open access journals, researchers can get their work into the hands of more readers, and readers—especially those who aren’t affiliated with major universities and their vast journal collections—are able to access necessary research for free. This is a good thing. Authors get a boost in their article citations, and scholars ofContinue reading “Calling Balls & Strikes Without Beall’s List | Mahrya Carncross, MLIS, Scholarly Communication Librarian”
Maximize Your Readership with Open Access | Stephan Arndt, PhD, Psychiatry & Biostatistics
During the month of Open Access week (October 23-29, 2017) we will be highlighting a number of guest posts from University of Iowa Faculty and Staff who have personal experience making their work Open Access. We appreciate their contributions. The first guest post is by Stephan Arndt, PhD, Professor of Psychiatry, Professor of Biostatistics. ProfileContinue reading “Maximize Your Readership with Open Access | Stephan Arndt, PhD, Psychiatry & Biostatistics”