library - Himmelfarb Health Sciences Library in Washington D.C

Fundamental and Advanced Fetal Imaging Ultrasound and MRI by GW faculty Dr. Dorothy Bulas is now available at Himmelfarb Library!

The Genetics and Genomics Student Interest Group invites you to hear Dr. Leroy Hood, MD, PhD Monday November 9, 2020 7 pm- 8pm Dr. Leroy Hood is a world-renowned trailblazer in genetics research and healthcare. He founded and served as the first president for the Institute for Systems Biology, created over 15 biotechnology companies and has co- authored textbooks in biochemistry, immunology, molecular biology, genetics and systems biology. He and his colleagues developed the... instruments used in the Human Genome Project’s first successful mapping of the Human Genome. Dr. Hood holds 18 honorary degrees from prestigious universities within the US and has been awarded several international awards as well. Currently, Dr. Hood is launching a 1 million patient genome/phenome project and is working to integrate quantitative medicine into the US Health Care System. The G&GSIG is honored to host Dr. Hood. Please share this event with anyone who may be interested! Please reach out with any questions about the event to Kareem Osman ([email protected]) or Arianna Prince ([email protected]). Please RSVP: https://forms.gle/8SBJKQbheVnw6Dzf9

New NIH policy on data management and sharing applies to all researchers who receive NIH funding! https://blogs.gwu.edu/himmelfarb/?p=5442

Journal Publishing Basics: Tuesday, November 10th at 1pm (EST) - offered by Himmelfarb Library and Elsevier. Learn about the basics of journals publishing: The origins of journals and their relationship to science How journals are structured who does what? ... Finding the right journal and avoiding predatory publishers How to think about writing your paper where do I start? Getting yourself noticed. Registration Link: https://researcheracademy.elsevier.com//0c86ba64-a9b2-4d37

Himmelfarb's collection now includes the Open Textbook Library (OTL): a repository of nearly 800 open access e-books! https://blogs.gwu.edu//introducing-the-open-textbook-libr/