Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. has launched a new application called Liebert Mobile iPhone App, available for download from Apple’s App Store and iTunes. The Liebert app showcases some of the […]
Cancelled: Pop-Up Art with Paul Johnson
Next Tuesday’s Friends of the Libraries event with book artist Paul Johnson has been cancelled. The talk will be rescheduled, and we’ll post updated information on the event when a […]
Why do we read poetry?
Thank you! Over 60 poems were suggested for the Eisenhower Library’s “pocket poems” created for National Poetry Month. A few dozen of the proposed poems will be available in the […]
Physics by Phone
arXiv is the open server for e-prints in physics, math, computer science, quantitative biology, quantitative finance, and statistics. Do you need to check what’s new every day? Of course you […]
Pop (up) Art
Join the Friends of the Libraries at Evergreen Museum & Library on April 20 at 5:30 p.m. for a presentation by Paul Johnson, internationally renowned book artist. Johnson will pull […]
Take a Tour of PubMed
Do you feel like you’re not using all of PubMed’s functionality? Are you still not used to their new look? Wondering why the full text options don’t show up sometimes? […]
Goodbye Crossfire; Hello REAXYS
REAXYS is the new way to access the Beilstein (organic chemistry) and Gmelin (inorganic and organometallic chemistry) databases. REAXYS is a web-based search and retrieval system for chemical compounds, chemical […]
Collections and Communities Symposium
You are invited to a community symposium, “Collections and Communities: Baltimore Today.” Sponsored by the Krieger School’s Program in Museums and Society, the event will feature a panel of distinguished […]
Featured app: WorldCat for various devices
Those of you who like to cast a wide net with your research are likely familiar with WorldCat, the merged catalog of thousands of libraries that now lists 1.5 billion […]
The Carol Greider Collection
In celebration of Carol Greider’s Provost’s lecture on Monday, April 12, the Sheridan Libraries are announcing the new “Carol Greider Collection” in JScholarship, the Johns Hopkins University institutional repository. Greider, who […]