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04
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Now that your data has been organized nicely, saved in an open file format, and have your data packed up safely in storage, it’s time to consider where to put your data for the long term. Repositories come in several different flavors. A publisher or funder may dictate where data needs to be stored, but… Read More »
Posted in: Data
Oct
30
0 comments Tags: K-12, National Summit on School Safety, Safe and Sound Schools, school safety, school violence
Rising to the occasion is nothing new for school administrators and teachers. What is new — is that many of us are finally recognizing just how important and dedicated those who teach our children are and always have been. In the extraordinary times of COVID19 our K-12 school administrators, educators and… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, NLM Resources, Public Health
Oct
29
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Legacy PubMed site is due to be retired at the end of October with more than 99% of PubMed users using the new PubMed site. To aid in increasing familiarity with the new PubMed NLM has these learning and training resources: The PubMed User Guide (link is external) is continually updated as new features become… Read More »
Posted in: NLM Resources
Oct
20
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When I hear the words “Things that go Bump in the Night” – reminders me that Halloween is soon upon us which is to the glee of many children who enjoy dressing up to ‘trick and treat”. As an adult, though it reminds me that our days are going to be shorter and nights longer… Read More »
Posted in: Blog
Oct
16
0 comments Tags: graphic medicine, professional development, Wikipedia
This fall, NER and MAR are jointly hosting two virtual MLIS student interns from Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven, CT, Bennie Finch and Jacqueline Fonseca-Ramos. We are thrilled to have them working with us on several exciting projects and learning about NNLM, NLM, and health sciences librarianship! They have each written a brief… Read More »
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