The NIH Library is pleased to host a special event that addresses challenges that authors, editors, and their supervisors face on the path to successful publication on an almost daily basis. Register to attend in-person at the NIH Library (Training Room 1&2) or online via WebEx.

The NIH Library is offering two classes in October to help you enhance your research skills, featuring the Scopus and Web of Science databases.

Whether you are working on your very first manuscript or are looking to learn more in-depth techniques to prepare your manuscript for publication, these NIH Library writing classes will enhance your skills and set you up for publishing success.

If you are migrating to Drupal 8, or even just thinking about it, consider attending the Drupal 8 at HHS meeting on Thursday, September 27, 10–11:30 a.m. This is a great opportunity for you to learn about Drupal 8 from industry experts and your colleagues across the Department.

Available through the NIH Library, the Natural Medicines database provides comprehensive information on dietary supplements, natural medicines, and complementary, alternative, and integrative therapies.

Mark your calendars for the NIH Research Festival, September 12-14. During the Festival, we will be highlighting innovative technologies we make available from the NIH Library to support research at NIH. Join us in the Library for some (educational) fun on Wednesday and Thursday, September 12 and 13, from 12 to 4 p.m.

This hands-on training will provide an introduction to ChIP sequencing data analysis. The overview will be followed by a tutorial showing the ChIP-seq analysis workflow and then preparing participants to independently run basic ChIP-seq analysis for peak calling using a “point and click” approach on a Galaxy platform.

Our Librarians are available to guide you through your entire systematic review process, from development of your research question through fully understanding the search process, screening, data abstraction, and manuscript writing.

Explore funding opportunities, create researcher profiles, and receive grant recommendations with GrantForward, a database made available to NIH staff by the NIH Library.

We want to thank those who participated in our May 2018 survey of the Information Desk Service. Overall satisfaction with the service received was 93%.