Due to inclement weather, the Library will be closing at 4:00 pm today, Friday, February 5, 2010.
Please be advised that should the weather deteriorate further, the Library MAY close earlier.
The Library plans on being open regular hours this weekend, but please call ahead to be sure.
716-4414
New information, tips, tricks, and event notices from the Coy C. Carpenter Library at Wake Forest University School of Medicine
1.31.2010
1.27.2010
PubMed Central® Releases New Search Option for Embargoed Articles
Please see important information on how to find the PMCID for your publications. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/techbull/so09/so09_pmc_embargoed_articles.html
1.15.2010
Library Closed Monday, January 18th
The Carpenter Library will be closed on Monday, January 18th, in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. We will be open our regular hours over the weekend.
1.14.2010
Medline Plus on Twitter
1.13.2010
New - Mobile Medline Plus
Mobile Medline Plus - an excellent site for consumers from the National Library of Medicine, fully optimized for mobile devices. Also available in Spanish.
Mobile MedlinePlus includes
Mobile MedlinePlus includes
- Topic summaries – “snackable” pieces of information, you can access and digest quickly
- News – the latest in treatment, medical research and healthy living tips
- Images – visual appeal is important
- Encyclopedia articles & drug information – heavily-used content
1.08.2010
Archives news
Dorothy Carpenter Medical Archives erected a display created in 2000 of Coy C. Carpenter Library space. The display is timely since the Library recently completed renovations in late 2009. To see the physical display, come to the E-level of the Nutrition Building near the Hanes/Gray breezeway or you can read about Library space.
The Archives has acquired some of the late Dr. Walter Bo's materials including Gross Anatomy teaching manuals, lectures and slides. And another interesting collection is Dr. Stephen Richardson's research on cholera. Materials include the US-Japan Cooperative Medical Science Program Conferences on Cholera from 1968 to 2003.
These materials are available for patrons in the Archives on the E-floor of the Gray Building.
The Archives has acquired some of the late Dr. Walter Bo's materials including Gross Anatomy teaching manuals, lectures and slides. And another interesting collection is Dr. Stephen Richardson's research on cholera. Materials include the US-Japan Cooperative Medical Science Program Conferences on Cholera from 1968 to 2003.
These materials are available for patrons in the Archives on the E-floor of the Gray Building.
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