On March 1, the world's largest database for biomedical literature -- PubMed -- went down, immediately causing a global panic that the nation's essential publishing resource was yet another casualty ...

Rubinelli is professor of health communication and vice-dean of health sciences at the faculty of health sciences and medicine of the University of Lucerne. Ivic is associate dean of research and ...

A new version of EndNote has recently been released and is now being rolled out across the University. EndNote 2025 builds on EndNote 21 with some new AI-powered features, while offering the same ...

This concerns publications with different versions in the same journal, e.g. Cochrane reviews: have different versions (same article number, different DOIs) eLife: have different versions (same ...

See the PubMed pilot: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/about/nihpreprints/ The pilot will be extended to Phase 2 from Jan 1, 2023: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc ...

We are pleased to announce the next series of information skills training sessions run by the Institute library. The Library also offers library inductions and individual or group sessions tailored to ...

PubMed is a critical resource for biomedical research, housing over 37 million citations from MEDLINE and other sources, and serving as a cornerstone for researchers, physicians, and the public.

A temporary outage of the US-government-funded PubMed database of biomedical literature over the weekend sent many researchers globally into a panic. Although the disruption does not seem to have been ...