The following are tutorials for a few of the resources provided by the Scientific Library. If you need additional assistance, please contact the Library for more information.
EMBASE, Elsevier -- short tutorials with audio demonstrating various search features
EndNote, Thomson -- short tutorials with audio demonstrating how to enter and import citations, as well as cite items in a
Ensembl, recorded workshop complete with hands-on exercises
Journal Citation Reports, Thomson -- short videos with audio on impact factor and immediacy index (various languages available)
MATADOR, Short video tutorial describing how to use the Manually Annotated Targets and Drugs Online Resource
NCBI Education Page, Factsheets, tutorials and recorded webinars for all NCBI resources
NCIBI Tools and Technology Seminar Series, National Center for Integrative Biomedical Informatics (NCIBI)--archived weekly seminars
OneSearch, Short video tutorial about using the default search engine on the Scientific Library website that searches Library content and beyond
OpenHelix Tutorials, Open Helix LLC -- Genomic Resources Tutorials, some of which are free
PubMed, National Library of Medicine -- extended tutorial (self-paced, no audio) or short videos with audio on specific search functions
QUOSA - QUOSA Information Manager usage guidance
Reaxys, Short video tutorial demonstrating new features of Reaxys
Reference Manager, Thomson -- short tutorials with audio demonstrating how to enter and import citations, as well as cite items in a Microsoft Word document
ScienceDirect, Short turorials demonstrating the ScienceDirect database of journal articles and book chapters
SciFinder, Informative tutorials about how to use this online resource of the Chemical Abstracts Service
SciVerse Hub - Elsevier -- brief tutorials demonstrating SciVerse platform
SciVerse Scopus- Elsevier -- short videos showing specific search functions
UCSC Genome Browser, Online tutorials provided for UCSC by Open Helix
Web of Science, Thomson -- short videos with audio on specific search functions (various languages available)
ZINC Database and DockBlaster, Short video tutorials about finding screening compounds in ZINC and using DockBlaster
If these tutorials do not provide the information you need, help is not far away: