Library facilities will be closed until further notice, but see Teaching and Learning Continuity for help with remote instruction and learning.
This webpage provides information about the UCSF face shield project. The most current face shield model is provided below, as well as a background, production workflow, and more
Remote online access to reliable scholarly research is essential during the Coronavirus crisis, and many publishers are responding by lifting access restrictions to some or all of their
In February, the University of California announced that it had signed an agreement with the open access publisher, PLOS, to make it easier and more affordable for UC
UCSF now provides a campus-wide license for Poll Everywhere. All faculty, staff and students have access to the web-based audience response system that supports interactive instruction and real-time
We are here to help! The Library’s Data Science Initiative (DSI) team is working hard to provide more online training opportunities and individual consultations to best support your
Looking for the Poll Everywhere article? Link to: Poll Everywhere is Now Available As part of UCSF efforts to limit the potential of COVID-19 spreading within our local
Due to COVID-19, access to all UCSF Library facilities will be closed until further notice. Collections and essential services will be available remotely. Getting help The library will
The U.S. Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), part of the Executive Office of the President, is looking for feedback on how to broaden public access to
Keeping up with developments on scientific information about this evolving crisis is challenging. Here are some recommended sources. LitCovid LitCovid is a curated literature hub for tracking up-to-date scientific
Starting March 12, 2020, access to the Kalmanovitz Library on the Parnassus campus will be limited in response to UCSF initiatives and actions to prevent COVID-19 exposure. All
This week’s maker is Dr. Klein, Assistant Professor in Anatomy. We caught up with Dr. Klein in between class to see what she has been working on in
UCSF Library plans to end our subscription to RefWorks on 30 June 2020. Why is this happening? UCSF Library has a long-standing subscription to RefWorks. In the last two years we
Sharing video and audio content with learners in the CLE has never been easier. Media@UCSF is an online multimedia hosting platform that is fully integrated with the CLE,
We are pleased to announce a new Collaborative Learning Environment (CLE) site designed to help researchers to self-check their work with Turnitin! What is Turnitin? Turnitin is a plagiarism
This week’s maker is Angelo Pelonero, Bioinformatician at The Gladstone Institutes. We caught up with Angelo after the new year to check out one of the projects he
The University of California recently signed two new publishing agreements with the open access publishers PLOS and JMIR Publications. These agreements will make it easier and more affordable
Many of the resources that we use in the Makers Lab to make, discover, and teach come from free, open source software and repositories. In continuing with the
UCSF’s Industry Documents Library (IDL) celebrated a major achievement in January 2020 when we added the 15 millionth document to our collections. IDL has been growing steadily ever