Library facilities will be closed until further notice, but see Teaching and Learning Continuity for help with remote instruction and learning.
Do you have a multimedia project in mind, but aren’t sure how to get started? The Library has you covered. We offer a comprehensive collection of A/V production
The UC Libraries and Academic Senate Committee on Library and Scholarly Communication (UCOLASC) are co-sponsoring a short 3-minute poll * (requires UCSF authentication) to gauge the impact on
As 2020 gets underway, we realize that many of you are curious about the status of the UC’s negotiations with Elsevier, which stalled last year. More on that
This week’s maker is Assistant Clinical Professor of Pharmacy, Crystal Zhou, PharmD, APh, AHSCP, BCACP. We caught up with Dr. Zhou in between classes to see what she
Have a research protocol you’d like to share with other researchers? You might have seen the announcement that the University of California system has a three-year premium subscription
I am pleased to announce that Micquel Little has been appointed Associate University Librarian (AUL) for Research and Learning. She holds a BA and MLIS from the University
This week’s maker is Professor of Clinical Anesthesia in the UCSF Department of Anesthesia and Perioperative Care, Dr. Manuel “Manny” Pardo, Jr. We caught up with Manny to
The CLE was updated to Moodle 3.7 on January 2, 2020. Here is a quick preview of the new and updated features. Toggle Fullscreen This new feature adds a
Starting in 2020, the University of California’s system for open access publishing with Cambridge University Press will be fully in effect, under the transformative open access agreement first
You might have heard of ORCID and wondered whether it applies to you. Or perhaps you already have an ORCID profile but haven’t yet filled it in. ORCID
UCSF Archives and Special Collections was awarded a $14,986 local assistance grant by the California State Library for the “Documenting the LGBTQ Health Equity Movement in California” project.
Good news for the adventurous of you who use Zotero as a reference manager and Safari as a browser. There is now a beta-version of Zotero ready for
The new PubMed is now available. The functionality of the new PubMed is very similar to what you are used to, although we think you will find it
Elsevier recently reached its first ‘transformative’ read and publish agreement with a U.S. academic institution, Carnegie Mellon University, located in Pittsburgh, PA. Under the agreement, CMU will have
This week’s maker is 2nd year student in the UCSF School of Medicine, Jacqueline Booker. We caught up with Jacqueline in between her busy schedule to see what
Over the past three decades, UCSF Archives & Special Collections has played a vital role in documenting the AIDS epidemic. We are seeking your help to maintain and
The UC Office of the President is inviting comments through December 15 on its proposed revision to the existing Presidential Policy on Copyright Ownership for UC employees (links below). This
Course redesign and revision can be an opportunity to review your course as a whole, to rethink just one or two elements, or to try something new. I