Announcements & News

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

The NIH Library is here to help you—online—with your virtual information and research needs. This week, we are highlighting research resources provided by the NIH Library. 

We will be showcasing technologies, resources, and services the Library makes available to NIH staff. Come experience innovative technologies and leave inspired by how the Library can support your research.

It is my pleasure to share updates from the NIH Library with you. These are only a few of the many projects and initiatives we are working on.

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. 

Whether you are working on a manuscript or are looking to learn in–depth techniques to prepare a manuscript for publication, these NIH Library writing classes will enhance your skills. 

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.

The NIH Library is making EndNote X8 available to NIH, HHS, and CMS staff through December 31, 2017. This license allows anyone directly associated with NIH to download or upgrade to the latest edition of EndNote, and can be installed on a total of three computers per user.

To help NIH authors check that all of a manuscript’s sources are cited, the NIH Library offers Plagiarism Checking Service.

Mark your calendars for the NIH Research Festival! On September 14 and 15, the NIH Library will be participating in the Festival by featuring innovative technologies we make available to support research at NIH.