A comprehensive search strategy starts with Medical Subject Headings [MeSH] and/or thesaurus terms plus keywords and their synonyms. Learn tips and
Join Rhoda Gai-Cherry, Research Software Architect, for a deep dive into Moffitt's use of wearable device data in research. Following Rhoda's presentation, there will be time for
The Biomedical Library provides Moffitt Cancer Center's clinical and research staff, students, and faculty with access to the best print and electronic
Interested in starting a project, but not quite sure where to start?
Please join Richard Reich, Manager of Moffitt's Biostatistics and Bioinformatics Shared Resource (BBSR), for a
Learn the basics of PubMed in this quick 30-minute demonstration and tutorial. In this session, users will learn how to log in to NCBI, & find full-text, find a citation by title
Do you have research data that you would like to publish?
Not quite sure how to display it most effectively?
Please join the BioRender team for a 60-minute interactive
Now that you have developed and run your search strategy, the next step is to review and synthesize the results. This can be accomplished using EndNote
On the second Friday of each month the Biomedical Library team hosts a Resources & Services session. In
Are you interested in conducting a more comprehensive literature search?
With so many types of comprehensive literature reviews to choose from, please
Please join Dr. Christine Vinci and Adele Semaan for a panel discussion to find out how the Participant Research, Interventions, & Measurements (PRISM) CORE can assist you in