For #Archives Month , we are sharing a page from Ray Orvin Hummel’s 1902 pathology course notes. Dr. Hummel practiced medicine and served on the staff of St. Elizabeth’s Hospital in Lincoln, Nebraska. #Archives

Learn to use RefWorks to manage your citations with McGoogan Library. They'll cover importing and managing citations, creating in-text citations and bibliographies, and customizing your folders and record view.

Join the session at noon: go.unmc.edu/hayz

Did you know that the library sponsors a platform that can make you scholarly output open to a global audience? It's ideal for your conference poster or presentation, among other works. Learn more about DigitalCommons@UNMC at bit.ly/2NC4Ohq #OpenAccessWeek #OAWeek

Most open access journals in the health sciences require the payment of an article processing charge (APC). However, a search of the Directory of Open Access Journals reveals that 99 U.S. based titles have no APC. See the list at bit.ly/3DG9H0R #OpenAccessWeek #OAWeek

Resource spotlight: Grammarly.

Grammarly provides guidance and instruction in style, word choice, tone, formality, clarity improvements, and more for professional and educational writing. Learn more at bit.ly/3SyqcQI

The printer in the Technology Commons (7th floor) is web-based, so send a print job from anywhere in the library and swing in and pick it up. More info on wireless printing at bit.ly/3ssNX1P #TuesdayTips

View a recent presentation on fetal images from the library’s rare book collection. It covers books from the 16th-19th centuries; anatomist, creators, & artists biographical information & discussion about the artistic nature of the medical illustrations. bit.ly/3Dp42Me

On this #OpenAccessWeek a reminder that the library has deals with PLOS and Wiley publishers to waive APCs on certain titles. Read more about it here bit.ly/3VYuBPC and here bit.ly/3N2w8jv #OAWeek

We are holding more sessions on RefWorks, EndNote, and Zotero next week. For more information, check out bit.ly/3LRtOvc

On Monday, Robert Wigton, MD was remembered by the UNMC community. He was the campus’ unofficial historian, a valued faculty member whose career spanned decades and a Renaissance man whose varied interests brought light to those around him.

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As a part of #ArchivesMonth , we are sharing the history of the X-ray machine as described in UNMC graduate Frederick David Coleman’s 1st semester senior year class notes, 1918. Dr. Carl Hardin Ballard, instructor in dermatology and X-ray diagnosis, taught the course. #archives

What do you want to create? 3D printing and more! Visit the Maker Studio! Information at bit.ly/3sqv9xC

Is an item you’re interested in checked out? Place a request in the catalog. You’ll be first in line when it gets returned. This works for models too! #TuesdayTips

Did you miss last week's Zotero and RefWorks sessions? The recordings are now available! Zotero at bit.ly/3VuhVjv and RefWorks at bit.ly/3CI1CqD

Celebrating the life of a great ⁦University of Nebraska Medical Center⁩ alumnus, medical historian, #philanthropist and namesake of the ⁦Wigton Heritage Center⁩ Heritage Center. ⁦⁦Jeffrey P. Gold, MD⁩ said “Bob was perfect poetic symmetry”. ⁦Dr. Bradley E. Britigan⁩ ejmcelroy University of Nebraska Medical Centerlibrary ⁦UNMC College of Medicine⁩