Category: Classes and Events

Attend the Banned Books Celebration on 9/21

Come join Lane Medical Library and the Diversity Center of Representation and Empowerment, (D-CORE) to celebrate the American Library Association’s Banned Books Week 2022. During the event, we will be inducting banned books sponsored by the Stanford Medicine community into the D-CORE collection. There will be light refreshments, good company, and a raffle to win… Read more Attend the Banned Books Celebration on 9/21

Join the 2022 Research Impact Challenge

Sign Up! What is the Research Impact Challenge?  The Research Impact Challenge is an annual event that aims to get researchers thinking about ways to increase the impact of their scholarly work and to learn more about ways impact can be measured. You’ll receive a series of five daily research impact challenges via email. Each… Read more Join the 2022 Research Impact Challenge

Women in Data Science @ Lane Medical Library Virtual Conference

Women in Data Science (WiDS) @ Lane Medical Library is an independent event that is organized by Lane Medical Library as part of the annual WiDS Worldwide conference organized by Stanford University and an estimated 200+ locations worldwide, which features outstanding women doing outstanding work in the field of data science. Everyone is invited to… Read more Women in Data Science @ Lane Medical Library Virtual Conference

The Intersection of Racism and Disability in Medicine

Register for the next session of the Stanford Medicine Alliance for Disability, Inclusion, and Equity (SMADIE) media-based discussion group on April 1. This is a media-based discussion group that addresses issues relevant to the Stanford Medicine Alliance for Disability Inclusion and Equity (SMADIE) and other Stanford Employee Resource Groups and affiliates. We use the written… Read more The Intersection of Racism and Disability in Medicine

User Poll during Extended Hours

Stop by Lane Library from November 29 to December 5 to participate in our annual user poll. This year, our user poll takes place while we have extended library hours to support you during the last week of classes and exam week. See the full schedule of extended hours on our website. During the week,… Read more User Poll during Extended Hours

Peer Review Week 2021

This year’s Peer Review Week, an annual event led by academic publishers, institutions, societies, and researchers, explores the role of identity in peer review. Learn about events and ways to participate during the week of September 20-24. In an effort to practice transparency, the theme for Peer Review week was selected via an open global… Read more Peer Review Week 2021

Improve Your Scholarly Presence

How do you manage your scholarly presence? Join Lane Library’s Research Impact Challenge to learn about simple steps you can take to increase the impact of your research. As a scholar, you will likely be asked to make statements about the impact of your work for purposes ranging from funding, assessment, promotion, to accountability. The… Read more Improve Your Scholarly Presence

Introducing Office Hours

Our Research & Instruction team is offering a new way to get quick answers to your questions via Zoom. Starting in June you can drop in to Research Office Hours every Monday or Thursday. We are also continuing our Bioinformatics Office Hours on Wednesdays. Research Office Hours Have a quick question? Drop by Lane Library’s … Read more Introducing Office Hours

Intersectionality: Queerness and Disability in Medicine Upcoming Event

Register to participate in the Stanford Medical Abilities Coalition (SMAC) & Lane Library discussion group, co-hosted with the Pride and Allies ERG. Join us as we explore and share our experiences on the intersection of queerness and disability in medicine. Wednesday, June 23 from 11-12pm PST. Discrimination can intensify when an individual faces multiple, simultaneous… Read more Intersectionality: Queerness and Disability in Medicine Upcoming Event

Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with our Online Exhibit on Iga Mori

Dr. Iga Mori was a first-generation Japanese immigrant and one of the first students of color at Cooper Medical College which later became Stanford University’s School of Medicine. Dr. Mori (1864-1951) received his MD degree in 1891 and worked as a physician and surgeon in Hawai’i and Japan before traveling to the University of Glasgow… Read more Celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with our Online Exhibit on Iga Mori