EndNote X9 Now Available
EndNote, a popular citation management program used for organizing references and generating bibliographies, is available free of charge to all OHSU students, faculty and staff through the OHSU...
Oregon Doctors at War
This post comes from Jeff Colby, Archives Assistant, Historical Collections & Archives. As the Commemoration of the First World War comes to an end, I thought it would be interesting to take a...
Join us for the next BioData Club workshop on Friday, November 16.
A personal website can serve as a flexible hub for presenting your best professional self, but where do you start? In this BioData Workshop you will create a free website with options for...
OHSU at OpenCon
For the third consecutive year the OHSU Library is sponsoring a student scholarship to OpenCon, an international conference focused on open science and scholarship. OpenCon provides early career...
Register for the next OHSU Impact Challenge Workshop!
Rules of Research: 10 Things You Should be Doing with Your Data In this interactive workshop you’ll learn about practices and considerations for making your data maximally valuable and reusable...
Introduction: Jeff Colby
This post comes from Jeff Colby, Archives Assistant in the Historical Collections & Archives. Hi all, my name is Jeff Colby, and I have been with Historical Collections & Archives...
High Impact Publishing: Getting Your Work Published and Read
Scientific publishing is changing. There are a growing list of platforms and strategies for sharing your work and increasing the attention it receives, but the choices can be confusing. In this...
OHSU’s web archives
Have you ever gone looking for an old website and been unable to find it? Or have you found that whatever information you were looking for has been changed? Welcome to the wonderful world of constant...
November 5th: Dr. Michael Aminoff on Sir Charles Bell
Please join us on the evening of Monday, November 5, 2018, for Dr. Michael Aminoff's lecture on Sir Charles Bell. Light refreshments will be served. Herbert Rosenbaum History of Neurology...
“It was a brave soul who opposed her”: Constructing a portrait of Esther Pohl Lovejoy
This post is by Archives Assistant Rosie Yanosko. Over the past six months or so, I’ve worked to reprocess and combine two collections on Esther Pohl Lovejoy. Not only has this been an...