“A rolling stone gathers no moss” – or so the saying goes. We’ve enjoyed the new facilities of Phase 1 of our redevelopment – the new computer room for the students upstairs and the new reception area and staff offices. Phase 2 of the redevelopment is about to start, and will last October – Christmas […]

Joint Health Research Conference:Committed to better research in the NHSFriday 6th November 2009 Sopwell House, St Albans, Hertfordshire Registration from 9.30am – Close at 4.30pm The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) and East of England Strategic Health Authority are organising a joint event to promote the benefits of research in the NHS. These joint […]

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Following Ben Goldacre on twitter led me to read his blog account about how to read articles on health. This led me to read more from Dr Alicia White from the Behind the Headlines team – a service which is “your guide to the science that makes the news” (more about Behind the Headlines) Try […]

Stand by for some shameless self-promotion……. I was nominated in Addenbrooke’s “You make a difference” award scheme. The awards “turn the spotlight onto the staff in the hospital who make a difference.” Thank you very much to whoever nominated me – I am really chuffed!! Isla

International publishing With the aim to support young scientists in their academic career, a lecture on Scientific Publishing will be given on 19 October 2009 under the title: How to write a world class paper. During the presentation, the audience will gain insights in the way publishers, editors and reviewers look at their manuscripts, which […]

International publishing With the aim to support young scientists in their academic career, a lecture on Scientific Publishing will be given on 19 October under the title: How to write a world class paper. During the presentation, the audience will gain insights in the way publishers, editors and reviewers look at their manuscripts, which may […]

International publishing With the aim to support young scientists in their academic career, a lecture on Scientific Publishing will be given on 19 October under the title: How to write a world class paper. During the presentation, the audience will gain insights in the way publishers, editors and reviewers look at their manuscripts, which may […]

Life just got a whole lot easier – well if you use Pubmed, that is! You can now search Pubmed and find links to the e-journals which are available via your NHS ATHENS password! Go to http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez?myncbishare=eoenhs and search as normal. You’ll notice a new tab, marked “East of England” above your search results – […]

Listen to the Cambridge Entrepreneurs as part of the BBC Radio 4’s Global Business programme. Cong Cong Bo, the chairman of Cambridge University Entrepreneurs, and Stage 2 Clinical Student, is interviewed, and presenter Peter Day “hears how academic attitudes to business have changed over the past few decades.“

Later this week (Friday) we’ll be moving over to our new website – http://library.medschl.cam.ac.uk/ Although there will be an auto-direct from the old page, please update your favourites/bookmarks. The new site is available now to use – just getting the final touches. Why not take a look: http://cscs20.medschl.cam.ac.uk