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  • Download EndNote X9 from the NIH Library

    Working on a manuscript? Download EndNote X9 from the NIH Library to create, format, and update your bibliographies.

  • SciFinder Chemistry Database Class at the NIH Library

    Register to attend this class on SciFinder, a chemistry database that provides integrated access to a comprehensive collection of chemical substances, reactions, and literature references. 

  • Reaxys Chemistry Database Training

    The NIH Library is presenting Reaxys Training on October 23, 12:30-2:00 p.m. Reaxys is a chemistry database that provides access to information about millions of chemical structures, reactions, and properties.

  • Sharpen Your Writing Skills at the NIH Library

    The NIH Library is offering a series of classes this summer intended to help you refresh or enhance your skills and set you up for publishing success. 

  • Choosing a Quality Journal for Publication—October 30 NIH Library Event

    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.

  • Enhance Your Writing Skills: NIH Library Writing Classes in March

    Take one of the NIH Library’s writing classes being offered this March. Whether you are working on your very first manuscript, need to create a scientific poster, or are looking to learn more about preparing statistics for publication, these NIH Library classes will enhance your skills and set you up for publishing success.

  • Introducing “NIH Library Go”: A New Look for an Old Favorite

    Have you ever been doing online research and come across the NIH Library’s Full-text Plus! button? If so, you have experienced how the NIH Library staff is working behind the scenes to make sure you have seamless access to full-text content. We are always looking for ways to improve these services. Starting in October, we are introducing NIH Library Go, which will replace the Full-text Plus! button.