We are still in the process of getting settled in to our new space (see here for more details of the move), but training is up and running, and available for all users of the Medical Library. We intend to offer group training sessions on various topics from late August onwards. Keep an eye on […]

The default link for the Web of Science database has now changed. Any regular users of Web of Science who have it bookmarked should update their bookmark to the new link, http://webofknowledge.com. A reminder that this direct link can also be found, along with links to many other resources, on our website.

There will be significant noise and disruption in the reading room today. We’re sorry about this, but we need to clear some of the furniture. You can still access the books, but please take care. The quietest place to work will be in the comfy seats. From Monday 18th July  our first day in our […]

Health Information Week is a region-wide, multi-sector campaign to promote the good quality health resources that are available to the public. As well as putting up a book display in the library, there are loads of resources online that might be useful: NHS Choices – provides information about healthy living and getting the best out […]

From 15th July 2016 to May 2017, the Clinical School will be closed for refurbishment.   The Medical Library will also be undergoing a refurbishment during this closure, and so library services will be transferred to the temporary location of “Bay 13”, (the part of the old LMB closest to the entrance roundabout). We will […]

What is Open Access, and why does it matter to those embarking on a research career? This workshop, hosted at the Cambridge Union Society and supported by Hindawi, will introduce early-career researchers to some of the current issues around Open Access from the perspective of Publishers, Institutions and Funders. The event will be structured as […]