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Interesting Science Blogs
Here are some interesting blogs (and collections of blogs) related to science that I regularly read. ~ Sally
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Good News for Students!
Effective immediately, the Lamar Soutter Library will absorb all costs, including copyright fees, for UMMS students' interlibrary loan requests that support their study or research at UMMS. The interlibrary loan service should be used to obtain items not owned by the library. Please check to see if the library owns the title before placing the request. If you request an article already owned by the library, the request will be processed and the article sent to you for an $11.00 fee. Questions? Contact Vivian Okyere at 508-856-2080.
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If you're a regular user of Twitter, consider following both the Library's Research account and general news account to learn about relevant and interesting news in biomedical research, science publishing and publications, updates on events, classes, resources and other Library-related information of importance to you. And every now and then, you might see something fun, too!
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UMass Med Now
New! Clinical & Translational Science Research Retreat
Many of the posters and presentations from the 2nd annual Clinical and Translational Science Research Retreat, "Creating Science Collaborations across the Commonwealth: Translating the Life Science Moment," are now archived in eScholarship@UMMS. This retreat highlighted the ongoing work being done at UMass Medical School, clinical partner UMass Memorial Health Care, other UMass campuses, and other participating institutions to fulfill the mission of the UMass Center for Clinical and Translational Science (UMCCTS).
Check These Out
- How to Write a Lot for the SciencesAn interesting blog post from the Chronicle of Higher Education.
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Nature Podcast
Each week Nature publishes a free audio show featuring highlighted content from the week's edition of Nature. Listen in for interviews with the people behind the science, and in-depth commentary and analysis from journalists covering science around the world.
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