Public speaking is an important type of scientific communication, but it can be scary. Developing public speaking confidence and the skillful use of visual presentation materials is important...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Kristine Alpi, M.L.S., M.P.H., Ph.D., A.H.I.P., has been named OHSU’s university librarian following a nationwide search. Alpi comes to OHSU from North Carolina State University where she serves...
Join us for the next OHSU Impact Challenge workshop on Wednesday, July 25, from 2:00-3:30 in Gaines Hall, Room 5 The Science of Social Media: How to Tweet Like Neil deGrasse Tyson Most of us...
OHSU’s contract with UpToDate was terminated on July 1, 2018, following a rigorous RFP process for University Clinical Decision Support Tools. This decision was based upon multiple criteria,...
Does networking make you think of a used car salesman? Does talking to strangers make you cringe? It doesn’t have to be that way! In “So what do you do?: How to Network and Talk About...