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Book Series: Advances in…

Location: Electronic

Released on a quarterly basis, the Advances in… series publish comprehensive reviews on current topics in various fields. The libra […]

Including MeSH terms in a PubMed search can help you get more precise results.

What is MeSH? Most of the more than 25 million citations in PubMed come from MEDLINE, the National Library of Medicine’s (NLM) j […]

Whether orientation is a recent or distant memory, here are a few tips on the resources and spaces available at the library:

Finding Books at Tufts: We have a lot of books, both in print and electronically. […]

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Quality by Design for Biopharmaceutical Drug Product Development, Jameel Feroz, Susan Hershenson, Mansoor A. Khan, Sheryl Martin-Moe (editors)

Location: Electronic ( […]

 Use the ‘PubMed@Tufts’ link to access PubMed from either on or off campus. This will enable you to easily access full text articles available through Tufts Libraries. When you wish to access the full text of an a […]

Hello! I am the new liaison librarian to the Sackler School, Laura Pavlech. I joined Hirsh Health Sciences Library in May of this year. I am excited to return to Tufts, where I attended veterinary school, and work […]

While significant scientific breakthroughs can be rewarding in their own right, celebrating critical advances in disease research through award nominations is a wonderful and important tradition within the […]

Calling all 2nd year medical students!  This is a reminder that next week on November 9th there will be a “Step One Fair” that will help you start preparing for the first step of the medical boards.  If you […]

We are excited to share with you some results from our survey about your reading and viewing preferences! First, though, we want to thank you for taking the time to write down your comments, and for volunteering […]

by Isabel, Tufts 1+4 Participant

I have been in Nicaragua exactly two months today and of the myriad of emotions, sounds, experiences, and images, these are five of the most prevalent.
1. A high five and a fist […]

Join Historic New England at the Otis House on Monday, November 9, for an author discussion on the new book, Haymarket. Hear Historic New England Manager of Community Engagement and Exhibitions (and Tufts […]

Thanks to everyone at Brown for a fun Halloween weekend competition. We especially enjoyed the newcomer team match!

 
Written by Rachael Bonoan, Biology Ph.D. Candidate
This year, the Graduate Student Council (GSC) put on a Halloween party in our newest graduate student lounge (which is likely to be a topic in a future blog […]

On Wednesday, November 4 at 7 PM, the Tufts Art Gallery is hosting a screening of the documentary “Raise the Roof” by Yari and Cary Wolinski. The film will be screened in room 304 of Tisch Library and will be […]

By collecting data on guests who visit a haunted house in Pittsburgh, scientists are trying to learn a little bit about what scares us, and why some people enjoy this sensation enough to seek it out.

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Infection and autoimmune activity result in inflammation. And psychiatric researchers now suspect that inflammation may play a role in some cases of depression and other mental […]

Dr. David Gute, Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, recently co-taught a two-part Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on The Biology of Water and Health. As Part Two of the course […]

Fletcher School students are organizing the first Religion, Law & Diplomacy Conference on Saturday, October 31st, 2015. This first-time conference will bring together academics, practitioners, and religious […]

One of the most valuable aspects of studying art in college was the confidence it gave me in my ability to make things. Is there a creative problem to solve? A vision to be realized? I can make it happen, or at […]