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Take Advantage of the Library’s Open Access Arrangements

Changes When Logging into PubMed and Other NCBI Databases

New Service: Lean Library

Welch Medical Library COVID-19 Updates

Easier Open Publishing Options for JHU Authors: New Wiley Open Access Agreement

Announcing New Publishing Opportunities for Hopkins Authors: PLOS Biology, PLOS Medicine, and TOME

New Resource: BoardVitals

Open Access Week at Johns Hopkins Libraries

NIH Preprint Pilot

Unlocking NHANES: Content, Applications, and Analysis of the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey Data

New PubMed interface released May 18

Schedule an orientation with an informationist and discover how Welch Library can help with your research or academic needs

June 26, Research Integrity Colloquium: Navigating the Open Access World

In case you missed it: The Role of Preprints panel event

June 18 Seminar: Data Sharing, What Every Investigator Needs to Know

Need assistance with your research question formulation?

Join us on May 1 for a panel discussion: ‘The role of preprints in the scholarly ecosystem’

Leverage the knowledge and skill of your informationist to assist with your research project

A Message From The Director

Welcome to our new website

Welch Classes

Sharing of Qualitative Data: Trends, Tools and Best Practices for Research Transparency

Coding Fundamentals

PubMed Clinic: Q&A

Introduction to Python for Absolute Beginners

Collections (New Resources & E-Trials)

New Resource: Clinical Microbiology Procedures

New Resource: NANOS Illustrated Curriculum

New Resource: Handbook of Neurosurgery

JoVE announces a website redesign

About Services and Service Status

Create an ORCiD account

Have questions about a new research project?

Welch on social media

Partial outage of Library services due to scheduled maintenance on Jan. 3

Staff News

Do medical schools still need books?

Join us on May 1 for a panel discussion: ‘The role of preprints in the scholarly ecosystem’

June 18 Seminar: Data Sharing, What Every Investigator Needs to Know