The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) now offers an institutional remote-access feature that provides more flexible access to the Penn Libraries’ NEJM.org institutional site license: any time access is needed, anywhere […]
This week’s featured prints equip part of a collaborative ecological research endeavor between a Penn Ph.D. student and the Woodlands Cemetery. Beehives are being treated with a fungal spore that may interrupt […]
The Biomedical Library reannounces the availability of our Innovation Intern to work with current Penn faculty and staff this summer who need assistance with projects involving virtual or augmented reality, animation, or coding in general. […]
Psychiatry Online is a premier collection of psychiatric references including the DSM-5®, all of the American Psychiatric Association (APA) journals, core textbooks and practice guidelines, as well as continuing medical education. It […]
This week’s featured print is a part is used to generate organotypic cultures that mimic human skin, designed by the Rompolas Lab team. How does it work? A small sheet of matrix […]
The Biomedical Library is pleased to offer encore presentations of the following two introductory bioinformatics workshops, conducted by our Bioinformatics Intern, Subin George: Introduction to BioCyc Come learn to work with BioCyc: a collection […]
Dynamed Plus and UpToDate are clinical reference tools that health care professionals use to answer their clinical questions. Both tools synthesize information based on published clinical evidence. Content is written by physicians […]
Faculty at the department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia are experimenting with designing laryngoscope blade covers. The covers […]
In celebration of LGBTQ Pride month, the Biomedical Library has pulled together a selection of its current LGBTQ-related health and medicine books. The display is located on the wall by the Information […]
Birds of North America (BNA) is the most comprehensive reference for the life histories of over 760 bird species that breed in the United States and Canada. Species accounts are written by […]
