Penn Libraries continues to explore more equitable and sustainable avenues for scholarly publishing. As such, we have entered into a Publish & Read agreement with the Microbiology Society. Beginning January 2023, UPenn […]
The Penn Libraries now subscribes to the Journal of Doctoral Nursing Practice through Springer Publishing Company’s Connect. This journal is indexed and searchable in the following databases: Web of Science (2018-2020), SCOPUS (2016-2020), Joanna Briggs Institute’s Evidence-based […]
The Biomedical Library has recently acquired NEJM Journal Watch. Journal Watch uses physician authors to curate and summarize the most important health research from over 250 medical journals. These succinct and easy-to-read […]
The ability to add new journals to our already vast collection is largely dependent upon our funding each year. For FY20, we have been fortunate to add a number of new titles. […]
With remote teaching and learning becoming more important than ever during the COVID-19 pandemic, you may want to take note of e-resources such as the video journal, JoVE. JoVE, the “Journal of […]
As the University has moved to online courses and remote workspaces, you may have become more interested in building new skills in the area of information technology, computing, statistical analysis, and business […]
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, an annual public health campaign. To observe it within a virtual environment, use this guide on online resources on sexual assault, rape, and sexual violence. This […]
Henry Stewart Talks: The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection is a streaming library of audio lectures by leading world experts on topics related to the health sciences. Many of the lectures in […]
Now available to our users is Thieme’s MedOne Plastic Surgery. Thieme is a major publisher for plastic surgery and this resource is considered a gateway to their outstanding collection of plastic and […]
Flu season and the novel coronavirus remind us that every year, new contagious diseases are discovered with the potential for outbreaks to become public health crises. Indeed, Philadelphia was the birthplace of […]
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