As from Wednesday 9th July 2008, the work for the Library redevelopment will begin in earnest. This will clearly have noise and access implications for anyone wanting to use the Medical Library. We expect the disruption to continue till late October 2008. We are very sorry for this disturbance.We hope that the improved library interior […]

We’ve cleared the space.We’ve re-organised the journal collection. Now we’re ready to begin Phase 1 of the Library redevelopement. Contractors will be arriving on site from Monday 30th June 2008. This will involve the removal of the empty shelving and the creation of a new IT suite on Level 4 (the upper floor of the […]

What will it all look like? Have at look at what will be in store: http://www.medschl.cam.ac.uk/library/redev/plans.htm

The results are in, and your comments have been noted. The response to the Journals Consultation are now available at http://www.medschl.cam.ac.uk/library/redev/journals.htm Work on removing, redistributing and re-arranging the journals in the Medical Library is due to start on Monday 28th April 2008. Many thanks again to everyone who contributed.

Hurrah – the computers in the Wolfson Room are being upgraded on Friday 18th April 2008. However, this means that there will be no access to computing or printing facilities from 8.00am till 5.00pm on Friday 18th April. We apologise for any inconvenience, but hope the improved facilities will make it all worth while.

These journal consultation surveys are now closed. Thank you very much indeed for your contribution. We are considering all the comments submitted, and will be announcing our decision in early April 2008.

Library Redevelopment & Journals Consultation Many thanks to everyone who has contributed to our Journals Consultation so far – your comments have been logged and are much appreciated. But it’s not too late if you haven’t taken part already – the lists of journals and the web-survey will be available till 25th March 2008. If […]

Users of the Medical Library will see some big changes in the summer of 2008 when the Library embarks on an extensive £1 million refurbishment project. It marks a major step towards achieving a core objective in the Library’s strategic plan, namely its migration from a print-based collection to a service built principally around e-resources. […]