Happy Open Access Week!

Open Access Week, held October 19-25, is an international event dedicated to making openness the default for research within the scholarly community. The theme for this year’s Open Access Week is “Open with Purpose: Taking Action to Build Structural Equity and Inclusion.” Lane Library is participating with programming to help you increase openness in your… Read more Happy Open Access Week!

New Online Exhibits from the Medical History Center

In celebration of Diversity Week, the Medical History Center is launching two new online exhibits. These are based on the physical exhibits you may have seen in the library foyer, and they highlight two nineteenth-century graduates of Cooper Medical College, the school that became Stanford Medicine. Adelaide Brown was one of the first women to… Read more New Online Exhibits from the Medical History Center

Meet Your Lane Library Staff: Wen Chin Lee

For National Medical Librarians Month, we are spotlighting a few of the amazing members of our library staff. This week meet Wen Chin Lee, our Library Specialist, Lending. What do you do at the library? My primary job in the library is working with DocXpress Document Delivery Service. When people request articles and books, I work… Read more Meet Your Lane Library Staff: Wen Chin Lee

Meet Your Lane Library Staff: Chris Stave

For National Medical Librarians Month, we are spotlighting a few of the amazing members of our library staff. This week meet Chris Stave, our Graduate Medical Education Librarian. What do you do at the library? As Lane’s Graduate Medical Education Librarian, much of my work focuses on supporting the educational and research efforts of our… Read more Meet Your Lane Library Staff: Chris Stave

Celebrating Diversity & Promoting Antiracism

Stanford Medicine is celebrating Diversity Week October 5th-9th with a week of programming and events. Lane Library is joining in with events and curated resources devoted to diversity. Participate in Diversity Week by registering for one of our events or exploring our curated diversity resources: Take our PubMed, Power & Privilege classOctober 8th, 11:00 am… Read more Celebrating Diversity & Promoting Antiracism

Now Available: Request & Pickup Materials

Need access to print materials? Starting September 29th, Lane Library is launching a contactless materials pickup service. Any Stanford Medicine-affiliated users with full library privileges including all SHC and LPCH staff, can request print books from Lane Library’s on-site collection and select off-site locations, including course reserves materials with 14-day or 28-day loan periods. Requesting… Read more Now Available: Request & Pickup Materials

Trust in Peer Review

To celebrate Peer Review Week, we interviewed Dr. Malathi Srinivasan, Clinical Professor of Medicine in the Division of Primary Care and Population Health, about trust in the peer-review process. Dr. Srinivasan was Senior Associate Editor and Editorial Fellowship Director for the Journal of General Internal Medicine. In conversation with Web Services Librarian, Amanda Woodward, Dr.… Read more Trust in Peer Review

Celebrate Peer Review Week

Peer Review Week is an annual global event that puts a spotlight on peer review and its essential role in maintaining scientific quality. This year, Peer Review Week is dedicated to the theme of Trust in Peer Review. Peer review has been a formal part of scientific communication since the publication of scientific journals more… Read more Celebrate Peer Review Week

Join the Final Meeting of the Antiracism Book Club

The Lane Medical Library is pleased to announce the Antiracism Book Club’s final meeting to the Stanford community. Hosted by Suzette Shipp, Life Science Technologist in the Lorry Lokey Stem Cell Research Building, this media-based discussion group aims to examine the structural racialized bias in medicine, medical research, and health care delivery. This activity has… Read more Join the Final Meeting of the Antiracism Book Club

Introducing the Open Science Reading Group

The Lane Medical Library is pleased to introduce the Open Science Reading Group, a virtual discussion group intended to bring together members of the Stanford Medicine community to learn about open science. Open science is an umbrella term that covers efforts to make scientific research broadly accessible. This includes open access to scientific publications, research… Read more Introducing the Open Science Reading Group