DigiCMB

Love is more than just a kiss: A neurobiological perspective of love & affection. Neuroscience.  #UMCG  publication  http://atumcg.cmb.med.rug.nl/ atUMCG | Keeping you up to date on new UMCG Publications! Read more at ABOUT! Keep uptodate with all scientific articles and publications from PubMed, BiomedCentral, Plos, all UMCG Repositories, Phd Thesis for Medicine, Dentistry and all related topics by staff of the Universit...

The Central Medical Library (CMB) of the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG) is using Conduit Toolbars for years now with its QuickSearch & CMBStudent Toolbar . We now have launched in collaboration of the other libraries locations of the University of Groningen Library the overall general Library Toolbar  http://bibliotheekrug.ourtoolbar.com/ . More info It is available for download and install on all Staff computers via the NAL menu. It is pre-installed on several Student  UWPs in many faculties and libraries It offers the general Library Toolbar, but users can toggle between 5 other Librar Toolbars (Arts Library, Economics, Businesses and Spacial Sciences, FWN, QuickSearchCMB, CMBStudent) The networked installation is unfortunately messing up the Conduit users stats. It offers the main features of the Library websites & direct search in licenced databases, plus Rss news channels on News of the Libraries, the University, new publications ...

In the latest issue of the Dutch Journal on Digital Libraries "Digitale Bibliotheek" , no. 10 october 2011 some texts of me are published in an article called "Daar is ook een App voor!", about medical libraries, mobile and apps. Unfortunately it is no Open Access journal, so you will have to wait a little for the fulltext. (And of course it is in Dutch)  In a short while, I will put my pre-print version on my personal page at the University of Groningen Webportal. For now I am putting the used links in here. Links “ Ipads on Loan ” CMB project wiki, http :// ipadscmb . pbworks . com   iPads, Mobile Libraries and Medical apps  http://jeahil.wordpress.com/2011/05/16/ipads-mobile-libraries-and-medical-apps/ MedicalApps  :   a public Netvibes page with the most important Medical Apps Search tools in one place. News on New, Free, Pricedrops, reviewed Medical Apps   http :// www . netvibes . com / medicalapps Medical APPs Search ( MAPPS...

Open Access Newsletter (in Dutch, sorry) of the University of Groningen Library, The Netherlands. A new initiative to publish this newsletter 3 times in a year. The first one is focussed on Open Access Week 2011 http://ning.it/mY3Klq Use the following link to read the content via Google Translate: http://ning.it/oZrkuj The digital version in pdf is containing just the headlines, click the links to get the online content! http://www.rug.nl/bibliotheek/informatie/beleid/openaccess/oa-nieuw... Related Links: atUMCG : see all new publications of the University Medical Center Groningen. Contains a selection on Open Access Publications, plus the Top 25% Lists of relevant JCR Categories with Open Access indications. http://atUMCG.cmb.med.rug.nl Searching Open Access Publications : identify you affiliation output OpenAccess Toolbar & Mobile (web) App Trial OpenAccess Week : activities & tools?

A small thing, but nice! Today i added a Feedflare unit to the feeds of the atUMCG , our blog that is publishing all the NEW scientific publications of the University Medical Center Groningen (UMCG) http://atUMCG.cmb.med.rug.nl  Every post now has extra features added like sharing or bookmarking, but also a button called "GOOGLE ME" When clicked it will search for the authors and their publications in Google , with rather nice results I must say. If you click the Google M e button for the article called " A tool for the morphological analysis of mixtures of lipids and water in computer simulations. " Posted on   October 20, 2011   by   Fuhrmans M, Marrink SJ You would get the following results Clearly those are helpful hits in finding more information on the publications from these authors! http://www.google.com/search?q=Fuhrmans%20M%2C%20Marrink%20SJ " FeedFlare allows publishers to easily build “interactivity” into the conten...

Here is a short demo video about the OpenAccess Toolbar ánd the Mobile (web) App . The video is created in one take via Screen.com straight from my laptop browser window. It still can be useful to have some info very close at hand. Of course it depends on how often you need info about OpenAccess, but with this browser Toolbar, you will have the latest news on OpenAccess right in your browser. A second strong feature of the Toolbar is the DIRECT SEARCH in major OpenAccess Resources, like the new CORE fulltext search engine , OAIster , DOAJ , PLoS , SpringerOpen (incl BioMedCentral) OpenAccess Toolbar download: http://openaccess.ourtoolbar.com Can't or won't install a Toolbar? Try this page with all DIRECT SEARCH from the OpenAccess Toolbar: http://search.conduit.com/?ctid=CT3105537  or Try this Mobile (web) App with all news resources about OpenAccess in it. http://wbxapp.com/openaccess (This is a 14-days free trial. Without any input or support this will not ...

The Unofficial Guide for Authors by Tomislav Hengl , Michael Gould, Wouter Gerritsma Ebook, , PDF Price: FREE direct download Most scientific journals provide guidelines for authors - how to format references and prepare artwork, how many copies of the paper to submit and to which address. However, most official guidelines say little about how you should design and produce your paper and the chances that it will be accepted. This book provides a comprehensive but focused guide to producing scientific information - from research design to publication. It provides practical tips and answers to some of the most frequently asked questions: Why do we publish in the first place? What is OA publishing and why bother about it? What is the h-index? What is a Journal Impact Factor and does it matter? How can I increase my research production efficiency? Why should I use OS software tools for academic work? How can I produce graphics that will impress? How can I brains...