10 Google Medical Innovations

10 Google Medical Innovations May Dramatically Improve Your Health - New York Observer
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Open Access Library (OALib)

Open Access Library (OALib) consists of:

  • the Search Engine, based on a database with metadata of Open Access (OA) papers
  • the Journal with OALib Articles,
  • the Index with metadata entries of external OA journal articles,
  • the Repository with own OALib PrePrints as well as external preprints and postprints, all stored in one of the 322 OALib Disciplinary Repositories.
OALib is currently hosting links and metadata to more than 2,156,417 open access articles covering a wide range of academic disciplines. All full text articles from your search results are free to download.
OALib Journal is a scholarly, peer-reviewed, open access journal covering all subject areas in STM (Science, Technology and Medicine) as well as Social Sciences. The OALib Articles from the OALib Journal are stored in the Open Access Library (OALib).
http://www.oalib.com/

Free Access to 2,156,417 Academic Articles         

 

Surprising Gadgets, Not Just Books, Are Ready for Checkout at College Libraries

Surprising Gadgets, Not Just Books, Are Ready for Checkout at College Libraries

Justin Ellis’s official title at the Georgia Institute of Technology’s library is instructional-technology associate, but he thinks of himself as the gadget guy. He manages a program at the library that lets students and professors check out a growing catalog of computers, cameras, and other electronics—a selection more akin to a Best Buy store than a lending library.

 

October 28, 2014

http://chronicle.com/blogs/wiredcampus/surprising-gadgets-not-just-books-are-ready-for-checkout-at-college-libraries/54985

What Happens In A Facebook Minute

Learn some crazy stats about what happens every minute on Facebook.
     

Source: http://www.sumocoupon.com

46 Hidden Tips and Tricks to Use Google Search Like a Boss

"46 Hidden Tips and Tricks to Use Google Search Like a Boss" Posted in Infographics, Internet by Mark Ford . A very helpful tricks that might be of interest to most students.

Try & Enjoy it.
 

New Subscription to ClinicalKey

Dear All,
The library would like to inform you that a subscription to “ClinicalKey Database” has been activated.
ClinicalKey

https://www.clinicalkey.com/

ClinicalKey is the world’s first clinical insight engine designed by Elsevier specifically to help physicians find the most relevant clinical answers fast. It is designed specifically to address physicians' 3 key search requirements: Comprehensive, trusted and speed to answer.

Content of ClinicalKey includes:

• ALL Elsevier medical and surgical journals (over 500)
• Selected third-party journals and content sources
• ALL Elsevier medical and surgical reference books (over 1000)
• ALL medical and surgical clinics of North America
• ALL First Consult point-of-care clinical monographs
• ALL Procedures Consult content and associated videos
• ALL Clinical Pharmacology drug monographs from Gold Standard
• ALL Elsevier medical and surgical videos (over 13,000+)
• Millions of medical and surgical images
• Over 2,000 Practice Guidelines
• Elsevier and third-party published patient education handouts in both English and Spanish, where available.

Should you need further information or assistance, please contact the library at ext. 7176 / 3848 or e-mail nadia@sharjah.ac.ae / ksaraireh@sharjah.ac.ae

Thank you ;

Open-i : Image Search Engine

The Open-i project, National Library of Medicine, aims to provide next generation information retrieval services for biomedical articles from the full text collections such as PubMed Central. It is unique in its ability to index both the text and images in the articles.
Open-i lets users retrieve not only the MEDLINE citation information, but also the outcome statements in the article and the most relevant figure from it. Further, it is possible to use the figure as a query component to find other relevant images or other visually similar images. Future stages aim to provide image region-of-interest (ROI) based querying. The initial number of images is projected to be around 600,000 and will scale to millions.