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Faculty and Friends Reception on April 26
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The Louis Calder Memorial Library
and the
Department of Health Informatics
invite you to the
Faculty and Friends Reception
April 26, 2011 from 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm.*
Welcome by Dean Pascal Goldschmidt
Dr. William Hersh, Health Informatics expert, invited speaker
Ms. Suzetta Burrows, former Deputy Director, honored guest
Tasty snacks! Fine beverages! Stimulating ideas! Excellent company!
Please RSVP to Kimberly Loper at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
We look forward to seeing you there!
*Accommodations made for those attending Faculty Council at 5 pm.
Shared Resources Fair 2011
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On Wednesday at the Shared Resources Fair, Calder librarians spoke with more than 50 researchers about Tools to Save Time, Increase Productivity, & Help You Get Promoted. Many of the presented resources have been highlighted on this blog as well, including creating Auto Alerts to stay up to date with the latest evidence, using SCOPUS to find your h-index, and using SciVal Experts (formerly Collexis) to find collaborators on campus. Don't forget, we offer classes on all of these resources and are also happy to come out to where you are to help you in your research efforts.
Free Authoritative Health Websites Portal Now Available
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Creating a Customized PubMed Filter for Non-Indexed Articles
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Below is a filter that you can add to your PubMed My NCBI account. With this filter, you can quickly look at only the non-indexed articles in PubMed. (The non-indexed articles are the new, “In Process” records that haven’t been indexed yet, the records sent in by the publisher and thus never indexed, and the old, non-indexed articles. These represent nearly 2 million articles.
Here’s when I use this option. There are only two limits that don’t eliminate the non-indexed articles—the publication date range and the language. If I still have too many irrelevant results, I might want to apply additional limits. So, I first look at the non-indexed articles by looking at my results in my filter (below) and selecting any of the articles I want to keep into my temporary Clipboard or permanent Collection. Then, I apply additional limits to my search. I will have eliminated the non-indexed articles from my results, but that is fine, as I have already looked through the non-indexed articles.
Read more: Creating a Customized PubMed Filter for Non-Indexed Articles
Open Access Portal for Scholarly Communications Launched
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Calder’s new Open Access portal provides information on the principles, concepts, and relevant resources for Open Access, as well as information on important issues in academic scholarly communications. In the true spirit of open access, this portal includes links to Open Access journals, organizations, and key resources that are widely available and free to download for the benefit of researchers, clinicians, consumers, patients, and readers the world over. We hope that this will be a helpful resource portal for you and welcome your This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to help us improve our services to the University of Miami community and the community at large.
New Mobile Food Court at the Library
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Are you looking for a quick bite for lunch? There is a new truck in town! Look for the "Outtakes" food cart making its rounds through campus. The cart is on the Fred Cowell Mall in front of your very own library every day from 11 to 12, offering salads, sandwiches, yogurt, fruit, chips, cereal, and candy. From there the cart travels to the Schoninger Research Quadrangle and then the Mailman Center for Child Development. The next time you're looking for something to eat, grab something on the "Outtakes" cart and then bring it into the library, where you have access to computers and study space. Look forward to seeing you soon!
New Leisure Reading Collection
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The Calder Library is proud to announce our new leisure reading collection. Come into the library to browse our collection, which includes titles from Stephen King to Mark Twain, Jules Verne to Readers Digest Collections. The books can be found on the first floor of the library next to the Collaboratory. Feel free to browse a book in the library (there are some gorgeous atlases and history books) or check out a book and take it home with you for two weeks. You can always renew library materials by logging in through My Account on the library homepage. If you have any questions, please stop by the Circulation Desk. We are always looking for ways to make your experience enjoyable at Calder. Feel free to leave a comment on the blog, give us a call, or send us an This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Quickly Export Citations from RefWorks to QUOSA
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Have you been saving citations for a paper or project in RefWorks? Would you like to download all of the article PDFs with one click? Now you can by combining the powerful features of the bibliographic manager RefWorks with QUOSA Information Manager. Find out further details by reading this handout or by contacting your friendly reference librarians at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or (305) 243-6648. Let us know what else we can do to make your research easier!
New Mobile Library Website
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The Louis Calder Memorial Library is proud to announce the launch of its new mobile website designed for Internet-enabled mobile phones. Users can now access most of the popular and frequently used features from the library’s full website. The new site can be accessed directly at: http://calder.med.miami.edu/mobile.
Users can search our catalog and electronic databases, stay updated with news and events, view the library hours, connect with our reference staff and much more.
The mobile website is optimized for the following mobile operating systems: iOS (Apple), Android, and later versions of RIM’s Blackberry OS.
We are still in the testing phase and will be updating periodically as we get feedback from you - our clients. We welcome your comments, so please feel free to contact us at: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or leave a comment below.
If you have your phone out, you can scan the QR code below to access the new mobile site:
Read Popular Books with the Click of a Mouse
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Check out our virtual bookshelf:
We know how difficult it can be to find the electronic book you are looking for. All of these books have been cataloged for your convenience and are now easy to find in the library's catalog. Search or browse our catalog to find all of the books that are most useful to you in your research.
Book Sale is a Success
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Thank you to all who have been supporting the Calder Library's book sale. Thanks to your generosity, we have raised $1098 which has been donated to United Way. What a great way to start the new year!
The book sale is still going on and everything has been discounted! All books are now only $1. Books that were previously only $1 are now 50 cents. So come to the library and take advantage of this sale!