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2022-05-31 14:25:08

HSL’s Mani and Cawley explore how academic libraries are partnering around data science.

2022-05-12 16:22:59

Nandita Mani, Associate University Librarian for the health sciences and Director of the Health Sciences Library at UNC-Chapel Hill, and Michelle Cawley, Head of Clinical, Academic, and Research Engagement recently published the Handbook of Research on Academic Libraries as Partners in Data Science Ecosystems with IGI Global Press. The…

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HSL Systematic Review Workshop June 7th and June 9th

2022-05-04 15:45:00

The Health Sciences Library is offering our 2nd annual summer Workshop on Systematic Review Methods and Tools June 7th and 9th via Zoom. This free, two day workshop is open to all UNC-Chapel Hill or UNC Medical Center affiliates. It covers various aspects of systematic reviews for research synthesis through…

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HSL’s Mani will depart to lead University of Massachusetts library

2022-04-25 17:05:28

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Resources for wellbeing

2022-03-08 15:26:21

In support of well-being at UNC, the Health Sciences Library has developed a library guide: Well-being Resources for Health Affairs Students, Faculty, and Staff. This guide contains resources for well-being tailored specifically to health affairs students, faculty and staff, and clinicians. The guide also includes a curated list of…

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Appointment: community outreach and global health librarian

2022-02-25 09:12:21

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University Libraries to cover open access fees for Carolina authors in PLOS journals

2022-01-18 15:14:13

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New year brings brighter outlook for library collections at Carolina

2022-01-14 07:40:19

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Appointment: health sciences librarian and liaison to the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health

2022-01-11 15:34:14

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Upcoming collections reductions

2021-10-01 10:10:38

As part of the University’s efforts to address its budget challenges, the University Libraries will absorb approximately $5 million in cuts to its collections over two years.

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