The HS/HSL offers free workshops throughout the year on topics including citation management, database searching, and research impact.  Workshops are available to all UMB students, faculty and staff. In an effort to assess and improve our workshops we would like … Continue reading →

The HS/HSL has launched a monthly Innovation Space Newsletter. The newsletter will provide information about how members of the UMB community are using the Innovation Space and other related news. Click here to view the first issue and click here to … Continue reading →

An exhibition developed and produced by the Exhibition Program at the National Library of Medicine and the Folger Shakespeare Library will be displayed in the HS/HSL Weise Gallery from April 4 through May 14, 2016. “And there’s the humor of … Continue reading →

Access to the HS/HSL’s databases, journals, and catalog has been restored.

Due to technical issues, access to library resources including the catalog, journals page and databases is currently unavailable. We are working to resolve this and hope access will be available as soon as possible.

The closing keynote speech, “Why Online Privacy Matters in the Face of Heightened Surveillance Measures” at April 8th’s upcoming conference, “Cybersecurity and You: Issues in Higher Education and Beyond” will be delivered by well-known online privacy researcher, Dr. Alessandro Acquisti.  His … Continue reading →

The HS/HSL will be closed Sunday 3/27 in observance of the Easter Holiday. We will resume regularly scheduled hours on Monday 3/28.

Cybersecurity is everyone’s concern whether at the research bench, in the classroom, or in your own personal email and social media accounts. Join us on April 8 for “Cybersecurity and You: Issues in Higher Education and Beyond.” Our morning and … Continue reading →

The National Library of Medicine’s Disaster Information Management Research Center will be hosting a free webinar, Thursday March 10th at 2:00 pm. The topic will be Zika Virus Response and Information Resources, where Dr. Sonja Rasmussen will discuss how information … Continue reading →

Oxford Journals has recently made some updates on how to access them. There are currently some technical issues being worked on and if you need to access and Oxford Journals you will need to do so via Internet Explorer. We … Continue reading →