HHSL Open Workshops: November is “Get It Done” Month!
This semester is heading towards the final push! So, we are pleased to present workshops on EndNote, PubMed, Web of Science/Scopus, and Finding Drug Info, basically everything you need to”get it done!
See our Open Workshops page for more information, including complete workshop descriptions and schedules.
Workshops will be held in Sackler 510 on Tuesdays from 9-10am and repeated on Wednesdays from 3-4pm.
EndNote: the Basics
Register: October 31 or November 1
This one-hour session will introduce you to the basics of using the EndNote citation management program. EndNote allows you to create a personal database of references and generate in-text citations and bibliographies in a variety of citation styles. This session is for absolute beginners – no previous experience is required!
PubMed: the Basics
Register: November 7 or November 8
This workshop will introduce you to PubMed. We will review the structure of this database, planning and executing a search strategy, narrowing down search results, finding full-text, and exporting citations into citation management programs such as EndNote.
Cross-disciplinary Research 101: Web of Science/Scopus
Register: November 14 | Can’t make attend in-person? Register to attend via WebEx.
Register: November 15 |Can’t make attend in-person? Register to attend via WebEx.
Cross disciplinary subject? Not sure of where to go after you search PubMed? We will learn how to construct a keyword search; show how finding one good article on a topic can lead to other articles on the same thing; and find out who is also working on your topic of interest.
Finding Drug Information
Register: November 28 | Can’t make attend in-person? Register to attend via WebEx.
Register: November 29 | Can’t make attend in-person? Register to attend via WebEx.
Need structural or property data for a drug or chemical? Want clinical trial or approval information for drug? Have a pill and need to identify what it is? In this workshop, we will discuss resources for finding information on everything from drug development to dosing, and demonstrate techniques for searching these resources.