Informationists will meet with you to define or refine your research question to prepare for a grant submission, or for various types of literature reviews to meet your needs.
Additional services that our informationists and library staff can provide is found on our Services page.
For three years the Sheridan Libraries and the Welch Medical Library supported a pilot Open Access Promotion Fund (OAPF). The fund reimbursed authors for the article processing charges they paid to gold Open Access journals. The pilot was very successful in that we learned that many JHU authors want to publish in Open Access journals.
On January 3, 2018, there will be an update to software used to run several critical library functions across all JHU libraries.
Installation and testing may take most of the day. During this period, most library services will still be available to you either directly or with the help of a library staff member:
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Starting a research project and have questions about data?
Welch Library Informationists can direct you to resource, standards and subject matter experts to help you get off on the right foot.
ORCiD stands for Open Researcher and Contributor ID. It is a non-proprietary, unique identifier for researchers. It can be used across publishers, institutions, and countries to identify you and your research contributions.
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