Library News
Resource Spotlight: Pharmaprojects
Dec 15, 2017
Welcome to Resource Spotlight! The Cushing/Whitney Medical Library provides access to an incredible array of databases, e-book collections, software and more. In this series of posts, we’ll be showcasing highlights from our collection.
In this edition of Resource Spotlight, we’ll be looking at Pharmaprojects. Pharmaprojects is a web-based database of drugs developed worldwide since 1980 and monitoring information on new drugs currently in research and development.
Pharmaprojects offers a wide... Read More
Upcoming Talk: The Gender Gap in Early Career Transitions in the Life Sciences
Dec 6, 2017
SCOPA welcomes librarians, researchers, and students to a forum with Dr. Marc Lerchenmueller. Marc has published in PLoS One and Harvard Business Review on the gender gap in the life sciences, using bibliometric and funding data to investigate the science of science.
“The gender gap in early career transitions in the life sciences” – Marc Lerchenmueller
SHM B145
Thursday, December 14, 9-10AM
Register at http://schedule.yale.edu/event/3789442
And if you're interested in bibliometrics,... Read More
New Book for the Humanities in Medicine Collection
Dec 3, 2017
Check out the newest book in the Humanities in Medicine Collection, Lindsey Fitzharris’s The Butchering Art: Joseph Lister’s Quest to Transform the Grisly World of Victorian Medicine.
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Excerpt from the book cover:
The gripping story of how Joseph Lister’s antiseptic method changed medicine forever
In The Butchering Art, the historian Lindsey Fitzharris reveals the shocking world of nineteenth-century surgery on the eve of profound transformation. She conjures up early operating theaters―no... Read More
Resource Spotlight: AccessMedicine
Nov 15, 2017
Welcome to our new series, Resource Spotlight! The Cushing/Whitney Medical Library provides access to an incredible array of databases, e-book collections, software and more. In this series of posts, we’ll be showcasing highlights from our collection.
In this edition of Resource Spotlight, we’ll be looking at AccessMedicine. Produced by publisher McGraw-Hill, AccessMedicine is part of a robust family of resources including AccessAnesthesiology, AccessEmergency, AccessPediatrics, and... Read More
Meet Gracie, the Library's new therapy dog
Nov 13, 2017
We are delighted to announce our new therapy dog, Gracie!
Gracie is a Goldendoodle, and her handler is Lou Siegel.
Starting Tuesday, November 28, Gracie and Lou will be here most Tuesday from noon to 2 pm.
Please check this page for information about Gracie and Lou and when they will be visiting.
Scheduled outage of some library online applications, Nov 3-6
Nov 3, 2017
Our application servers are scheduled to be moved to the ITS datacenter at West Campus early Monday (November 6th). As a result, there will be an interruption of service for the following applications:
Greenstone Digitized Collections* (Offline Monday morning)
E-Journals and E-Books Database (Offline Monday morning)
Cushing Center Database (Offline after 5pm Friday the 3rd)
We expect the move to be completed by noon on Monday.
*Many of the digital collections are... Read More
New Video: Bioinformatics at Yale
Oct 19, 2017
You probably know that the Cushing/Whitney Medical Library offers support for bioinformatics projects, but do you know exactly where we fit into the high-throughput omics research data cycle? In this new video produced by CWML staff, you can see a sampling of the tools and services we offer throughout the process.
Highlighted resources include:
Qlucore Omics Explorer, a tool that facilitates a dynamic analysis of omics data, applicable to various phases of a discovery cycle. Qlucore helps you... Read More
Exhibit: "War is not healthy for children..." and Other Recent Acquisitions
Oct 18, 2017
This small exhibit highlights protest posters from the 1980s and 1990s, including those of the organization Physicians for Social Responsibility opposing the neutron bomb.
On view, also, are Keith Haring’s “No Nukes” and multiple images of the “mushroom cloud” in calls for action. A popular novelty poster advises-- “When the bomb goes off, make sure you are higher than the bomb.”
New York City’s Statue of Liberty appears in three posters in which she warns of pollution and climate change... Read More
Biomedical Literature Searcher
Sep 28, 2017
Biomedical Literature Searcher
Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library
Yale University
Rank: Casual Position
Term: Until June 30, 2018
Schedule: Flexible; Approximately 10-15 hours/week. Quantity will vary depending on need but will not exceed 19 hours in any given week.
Position Summary:
Seeking an experienced health sciences librarian with outstanding biomedical literature searching skills to supplement the existing Cushing/Whitney Medical Library... Read More
Janene Batten receives YNHH Nurses Choice Award
Sep 27, 2017
Janene Batten receives the Nurses Choice award
by Judy Spak
We are delighted to announce the recent recognition of one of our own by the Yale New Haven Hospital (YNHH) nursing community.
Janene Batten was secretly nominated and received the Nurses Choice Award. The award is presented to “an outstanding individual who is not a nurse, but one who supports and recognizes the importance of the practice of nursing at YNHH.”
Janene was presented with the award on September 13th in the YNHH Atrium... Read More