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You know how sometimes all you need is a snack rather than a whole meal? Well, sometimes this true for learning opportunities, too! Want to learn some tips, tricks and skills, but don’t have enough time to attend an hour long workshop? Then, Hirsh Library’s “Quick Bites” series will satisfy your cravings!
“Quick Bites” are 20 minute(-ish) mini-workshops held on Mondays at 12noon in Sackler 510. No registration required – just bring your lunch and yourself!
Topics to be featured include:
- Find it @Tufts/JumboSearch
- Point-of-care tools (DynaMed, BMJ Best Practice)
- Mobile App Resources
- PubMed in a Flash
- Protocols and methods
- Faculty of 1000
- Publons
Be on the lookout for “Quick Bites” schedule, which is coming soon!
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