Need To Know
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Hardin Library CLOSED for All Home Football Games, CLOSED Saturday, November 16
The Hardin Library will be closed for all home US football games. The 24-hour study will be available with an Iowa OneCard or UIHC Badge. Cambus does not provide bus service near the VA, UIHC or Arena area until approximately 1 […]
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New Publications by Director Janna Lawrence | unsolicited emails and Ebola preparation systematic review
Janna Lawrence, Director of Hardin Library, recently co-authored two articles: Krasowski MD, Lawrence JC, Briggs AS, Ford BA. Burden and Characteristics of Unsolicited Emails from Medical/Scientific Journals, Conferences, and Webinars to […]
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Anthony van Leeuwenhoek | Microscope Builder | October 2019 Notes from the John Martin Rare Book Room @Hardin Library
ANTHONY VAN LEEUWENHOEK (1632-1723). Continuation arcanorum naturae detectorum. Delft: Apud Henricum a Kroonevelt, 1697. Antonio van Leeuwenhoek, of Delft, was the first to use the microscope systematically and […]
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ICRU Participants: Apply for Undergraduate Library Research Award | Deadline November 4
About the Award Sponsored by the UI Libraries, under direction of the Undergraduate Engagement Department, the Undergraduate Library Research Award is awarded to a student presenting in the Iowa Center for Research by […]
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In Memory of Richard M. Caplan | September 2019 Notes from the John Martin Rare Book Room @Hardin Library
Richard M. Caplan, July 16, 1929 – August 20, 2019 This issue of Notes from the John Martin Rare Book Room is dedicated to the memory of Richard D. Caplan, long time supporter and contributor to the University of Iowa History of […]
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September Hardin Open Workshops | Embase, EndNote, Data Management Essentials & More
Hardin Library is offering 11 open workshops in September. Sign up online or call 319-335-9151 to register. September 3 APA Style September 4 Getting Started with Hardin Library resources September 10 Mobile resources September 11 […]
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Students and Faculty | Data Management Workshop Series this semester
We have a series of three data management workshops scheduled this Fall: Data Management Essentials, Tuesday, Sept. 24, 11am-12pm Data Management File Naming, Tuesday, November 12, 11-11:30am OpenRefine – learn to work with tabular […]
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Students | How to Reserve Group Study Rooms @Hardin
The Hardin Library has 11 group study rooms that can be reserved for up to 4 hours at a time whenever the library is open. Group study rooms are intended to be used by groups of 2 people or more. The 4th Floor of Hardin Library […]
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New e-books added to Clinical Key July-August 2019 | Peds, Ortho, Radiology, Vascular, Endo
Essential Orthopaedics (Miller, Mark) 2nd ed Essentials of Radiology (Mettler, Fred) 4th ed Fanaroff and Martin’s Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine (Martin, Richard) 11th ed Fenichel’s Clinical Pediatric Neurology (Piña-Garza, […]
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Color and Black and White Printing @Hardin Library
Hardin Library printing and public computers are provided by ITS. Color printing is available from ALL public computers. Simply select ITC-Color as your printer and release the job from the print release station on 3rd Floor […]
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Open Access to Research Data
Written by Brian Westra, Data Services Manager This year’s International Open Access Week is emphasizing equitable foundations for open knowledge. Across the sciences, social sciences, and humanities there is a growing […]
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Scholarly Communications and OA
Written by Mahrya Burnett, Scholarly Communications Librarian In the libraries, we spend the whole month of October celebrating Open Access (OA), and with good reason. As scholarly publishing continues to evolve […]
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The National Network of Libraries of Medicine (NNLM) office for the Greater Midwest Region is located at Hardin Library for the Health Sciences at the University of Iowa. By collaborating, training, and funding over 1,100 health centers, health departments, community organizations, as well as medical, public, and school libraries in a 10 state region, the office supports the mission of the NNLM to advance the progress of medicine and improve public health through access to health information.