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Reaxys Database Trial: Share Your Feedback
The HSHSL has trial access to Reaxys, a chemistry research platform, from Nov. 2-30. We encourage you to explore Reaxys and share your feedback, especially if you currently use SciFinder. Your input will help us evaluate the database. Please complete … Continue reading
Join Us for the Bodies of Knowledge Reception, Oct. 28
The HSHSL and the Medical Alumni Association invite you to a reception highlighting “Bodies of Knowledge,” an exhibit exploring the history of anatomical education from the 19th century to today. Featuring preserved anatomical specimens from the historic Burns Collection, MUMAB … Continue reading
Give Your Scholarship Greater Visibility During Open Access Week
What happens to your scholarly work after it’s published or presented? Can colleagues, collaborators, students and the public easily find it? This International Open Access Week, take a simple step to make your scholarship more discoverable by sharing it through … Continue reading
Baltimore Running Festival: Plan Ahead for Saturday
The Baltimore Running Festival takes place Saturday, Oct. 17. Road closures and traffic delays throughout the city may make getting to the HSHSL more challenging than usual. Please review the road closure map and allow extra time and patience when … Continue reading
Trick or Trivia Contest
Date: Oct. 29Time: 2–3:00 p.m Students, join the HSHSL for snacks and a spooky trivia contest in the Weise Gallery. Test your knowledge of Halloween traditions, mummification, and horror movies. .
Making Your Research More Open: Publishing, Access, and Impact
What does it cost to make research accessible, and how can researchers navigate those costs? In recognition of Open Access Week 2026 and its theme, “The Cost of Knowledge,” join HSHSL to explore opportunities for making your research more openly … Continue reading
Bodies of Knowledge: The Burns Collection and MUMAB
The HSHSL will display the exhibit “Bodies of Knowledge” in the Weise Gallery from Oct. 20, 2026 to Jan. 8, 2027. The exhibit features the preserved specimens of 19th-century anatomist Allan Burns, and MUMAB (Mummy, University of Maryland at Baltimore), … Continue reading
What’s New at the HSHSL: September 2026
The latest issue of “Connective Issues” is now available, with updates on what’s happening at HSHSL, resources to explore, training opportunities, an upcoming exhibit, and more. Interim Dean Alexa Mayo shares an update on plans for the first floor, including … Continue reading
Forgot Something? We’ve Got You!
Need a pair of headphones, a cable to connect your laptop, or dry-erase markers for a study session? The HSHSL has a variety of useful items available at the Information Services Desk. Some items are self-serve, while others can be … Continue reading
HSHSL Closed for Labor Day Holiday & Weekend
The Health Sciences and Human Services Library will be closed Saturday, Sept. 5 to Monday, Sept. 7 in observance of the Labor Day holiday and weekend. We encourage you to take advantage of our extensive online resources, which remain available … Continue reading
