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January 31, 2005

Scifinder Scholar now available

Scifinder Scholar is now available for searching Chemistry, Biochemistry, Materials Science and Patent Information. Read more...

Scifinder Scholar is accessible on all computers in the Science Library. Need Scifinder in your office or lab? A download CD disk (Windows format) is available for checkout at the Science Library Circulation Desk.

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Posted by ebrown at 01:55 PM

January 28, 2005

National Academy Awards

From What's News@National Academies:
The National Academy of Sciences has selected 17 individuals to receive awards honoring their outstanding scientific achievements.
http://www.nationalacademies.org/topnews?#tn0127

Posted by amcmanus at 03:24 PM

New U.S. dietary guidelines

From What's New@National Academies:
New U.S. dietary guidelines call for Americans to reduce their calorie intake and increase their amount of exercise. Released yesterday by the departments of Agriculture and Health and Human Services, the guidelines form the basis for federal nutrition programs and will be used to update the U.S. food pyramid for the first time since it was developed 12 years ago. The new recommendations draw heavily from a series of Institute of Medicine reports that examine which nutrients are necessary for good health, and in what quantities.
http://www.nationalacademies.org/headlines?#sh0113

Posted by amcmanus at 08:36 AM

January 26, 2005

Journal of the American Medical Association

JAMA, (Journal of the American Medical Association) is no longer available online. Current issues of JAMA are available in the Science Library's periodical section.

Posted by erushton at 09:56 AM

January 25, 2005

New Open Access Journal: AIDS Research and Therapy

BioMed Central has launched a new independent journal AIDS Research and Therapy. This journal will publish clinical and scientific research involved in abating the spread of AIDS.

Read more at http://www.aidsrestherapy.com/home/

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Posted by erushton at 09:18 AM

January 24, 2005

Additional ScienceDirect Journals Now Available

ScienceDirect provides journal content in the sciences, medicine, engineering, business and economics, the social sciences, education, and the arts and humanities. Full-text coverage is available from 1995 to the present for nearly all journals in the Science Direct website. In January the campus gained access to 600 additional titles, bringing the total number of electronic journals available via ScienceDirect to over 1800 titles.

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Posted by erushton at 09:39 AM

January 21, 2005

New Science Library Blog

We are pleased to announce that librarians at the Science Library are now maintaining and updating a science library blog for Binghamton University’s faculty and students. This blog will provide information on library announcements as well as news related to science and scholarly communication.

Please visit our site regularly for updates or subscribe to our RSS feed.

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Posted by admin at 09:54 AM

January 20, 2005

New Open Access Journal

Molecular Pain is a new Open Access, peer-reviewed, online journal that will provide a forum for molecular pain scientists to communicate their research findings in a targeted manner to others in this important and growing field.

Read more at http://www.molecularpain.com/content/1/1/1

Posted by admin at 12:03 PM