HSL-News April 9, 2002

1. EndNote Class at HSL April 26th
2. UW BioCommons BioInformatics Software
3. Library Materials in Henry Art Gallery Exhibit
4. HealthLinks April Front Page

EndNote Class at HSL April 26th
EndNote is a software package which helps you manage citations from journal articles, books, and personal notes during the writing process. An ISI ResearchSoft representative will be giving in-depth training on EndNote, Friday, April 26, 9-11AM, in Classroom C of the HSL.

At the end of the session, participants will be able to:

• Create an EndNote library (database) of references
• Search online databases from within EndNote
• Import references into EndNote
• Manually create new references
• Search within the EndNote library
• Create bibliographies in a word-processing document

UW BioCommons BioInformatics Software
As part of the transition of some bioinformatics services from the Health Sciences Library to the UW BioCommons, the networked license servers for molecular biology software (Vector NTI, Sequencher, and MacVector) have been upgraded and moved to new computers.

For information about the BioCommons software licensing project see: http://biocommons.bcc.washington.edu/services/csoftware/comm_software.html

Library Materials in Henry Art Gallery Exhibit
"Mechanical Virtue" runs from March 21-June 23 and features images from scientific atlases-brain slices, pathogens, bullet wounds and eyeballs-executed in an array of nineteenth-century photographic processes, all pressed into service as manifestos of a new objectivity that emerged in the 1800s. Our Health Sciences Library is the source for some of these featured images, http://www.henryart.org/mechvirtue.htm

This exhibition provides historical perspective on the collaboration between artists and scientist presented in the main Henry exhibition, Gene[sis] http://www.henryart.org/genesis.htm

HealthLinks April Front Page
The featured topic this month is: UWired Health Sciences Debuts. This is a partnership for teaching, learning, technology and research in the health sciences.  The front page is located at /.

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