Posted in Databases, E-journals, MEDLINE, News, Search tips on January 31, 2008 | 1 Comment »
While visiting the Ovid platform for accessing journal articles you may already have encountered the links above each page with the text “Try OvidSP!”:
As from Monday February 4 there will be a transition from the current Ovid gateway to the new platform OvidSP. You will certainly notice the new look and feel of their website [...]
Posted in Opening hours on January 31, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Monday February 4, on the University Patron’s Feast, the library will be closed.
Every year, K.U.Leuven confers honorary doctorates upon persons of exceptional academic, social, or cultural merit. For 2008, the Academic Board has chosen the theme ‘Environment, Environmental Policy, and Sustainable Development.
In the field of Medicine, this year, the Dutch environmental epidemiologist Professor Bert [...]
Posted in Books, Databases, E-journals, News, Web of Science on January 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Our colleagues from the University Library have announced some changes in the collection of e-resources at our University. Below you will find a selection of the most important changes concerning the biomedical sciences:
* ISI Web of Knowledge
ISI Proceedings now is a part of the package databases for which the K.U.Leuven has a licence; as a [...]
Posted in Medical images, Medicine, Trials on January 18, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The library has conducted a renewed trial of Primal pictures via OVID, this time till February 13th. Primal Pictures provides a dynamic interactive multimedia overview of high resolution 3D computer graphic anatomy models for use in health care education and patient education. Access is restricted to users of KULeuvenNet (UZLeuven, campusnet and proxy server included). [...]
Posted in Databases, News on January 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Good news! Since last week the Campus Library offers online access to the biomedical bibliographic database EMBASE.
EMBASE, a product of Elsevier, is considered the (European) equivalent of MEDLINE and contains about 11 million references from the biomedical field with a strong focus on pharmacology and drugs. The access to EMBASE is provided via embase.com [...]
