February

Famous forecaster Punxsutawney Phil predicted six more weeks of winter, but it feels like spring came early this February. As the days grow longer, the Rutgers Health Sciences Libraries are hosting a workshop on the Open and Affordable Textbook Program and announcing updates to BrowZine and DynaMed.

The RUL Open and Affordable Textbook Program: Overview and How to Apply

Monday, March 6  |  1:00–2:00 p.m.  |  Via Zoom

Join Health Sciences librarian Matthew Bridgeman for a webinar about the Rutgers University Libraries Open and Affordable Textbook (OAT) Program. This incentive program awards research funds to Rutgers faculty who make their courses more affordable for their students by using low-cost materials, library content, or open educational resources (OER). Click here to register!

New BrowZine Article Alerts

BrowZine makes it easy to find, read, and monitor academic journals in your area of study, both online and through the BrowZine app. If you have a BrowZine account and the app, now you can get email notifications for newly published journal articles. Notifications can be scheduled for daily or weekly delivery. Click here for more information about BrowZine at Rutgers.

Easier DynaMed Navigation

DynaMed is a just-in-time clinical reference tool integrating evidence-based medicine with practical information for clinical practice on more than 3,200 clinical topics. DynaMed has just simplified its layout and in-topic navigation to get you straight to relevant sections.

You can watch a quick walkthrough when you log in to DynaMed or view this 4-minute video highlighting the simplified and more intuitive design. No more getting lost in the page! The new DynaMed allows you to find answers to your clinical questions even faster.

World Cancer Day

On February 2, Robert Wood Johnson Library and the Rutgers Global Health Institute hosted a coffee break to recognize World Cancer Day. Our departments distributed information about global efforts in fighting cancer. RWJ Library transformed its stacks billboard for this well-attended event.

• George F. Smith Library of the Health Sciences (Newark)
• Robert Wood Johnson Library of the Health Sciences (New Brunswick)
• Library of Science and Medicine, Room 300, Third Floor (Piscataway)

Evidence. Expertise. Excellence.

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