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Author Archives: Barbara
March: Women’s History Month
March is Women’s History Month. If you’re interested in researching a topic related to women’s history, resources are plentiful. The Library of Congress is providing information and resources online in celebration of women, using materials it has collected over the … Continue reading
Posted in around the world, info.gov
Tagged databases, government info, web sites, women, Women's History Month
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Library Survey Winners
Thank you to all who completed the LibQUAL Library Service Quality Survey in the last three weeks! Students who completed the survey had the option to be eligible for one of four $50 gift certificates to Amazon.com, and here are … Continue reading
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Tagged incentives, LibQUAL, surveys, winners
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Keep Up With Science Research
The Public Library of Science is a non-profit site for keeping up with and freely sharing scientific and medical research. It is dedicated to open access to research articles, and also offers blogs, journal content alerts, and open access (no-fee) … Continue reading
Posted in around the world, tips for research
Tagged blogs, medicine, open access, publishing, research, science, scientific research
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iGoogle, do you?
iGoogle has become a part of my daily life, and I can blame one of my coworkers. No, it’s not just searching Google I’m talking about! With a free Google account (you already have one if you use Gmail) you … Continue reading
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Tagged fun stuff, gadgets, Google Gadgets, iGoogle
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NIH-funded research & mandatory public access
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) ‘s public access submission policy will be mandatory as of April 7, 2008. The NIH Public Access Policy implements Division G, Title II, Section 218 of PL 110-161 (Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2008). The law … Continue reading
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Tagged government info, government research, NIH, PubMed, research
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Jody Williams @ UWW Mar. 19
Jody Williams, Nobel Peace Prize winner and founding coordinator of the International Campaign to Ban Landmines, will speak at 7p.m. in the Young Auditorium on Wed., Mar. 19, 2008 on “An Individual’s Impact on Social and Political Change.” You can … Continue reading
Container Gardening program Fri. Mar. 14
A Container Gardening program will be presented on Fri., Mar. 14, 2008 from 1:30–2:30 pm by Amy Sanders, perennial grower, and Patty Kuper, sales manager, of Pesche’s Greenhouse, Floral & Gifts. Location: International Education Conference Room (Andersen Library, L2254) During … Continue reading
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Tagged container gardening, friends of the library, gardening, library events
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Students! Win $50…take the library survey
This is your last chance to take the LibQUAL library service survey ! Students are eligible for a $50 gift certificate to Amazon.com (four will be awarded to randomly-selected student survey participants). Many (not all) of you, are getting an … Continue reading
Blog for your health
Did you know blogging is good for you? I saw it on my Discover News iGoogle gadget. Researchers James Baker and Susan Moore have been investigating the psychological benefits of blogging and regularly updating personal Web pages, likening it to … Continue reading
“Buggy” Research (Entomology)
The U.S. Dept. of Agriculture‘s Agricultural Research Service publishes Agricultural Research, a science magazine online since 1996. Selected articles have been collected in ARS Entomology Research Highlights 2000-2006 (available in the Library’s Federal documents collection at A 77.2/A:EN 8). Now, … Continue reading
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Tagged bioengineering, bugs, entomology, government info, government research, insects
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