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Digital Commons@TMC Celebrates 20th Anniversary

On April 5th, 2005, the 1st article was deposited in Digital Commons@TMC. Since then, 34k+ items have been deposited, including dissertations/theses and projects, archival materials and also the platform to host 7 peer-reviewed academic journals. This institutional repository now having close to 2.5 million downloads viewed by 230 countries, 10k institutions since its first download.

On April 5th, 2005, the first article was deposited in Digital Commons@TMC. Since then, 34k+ items have been deposited, including dissertations/theses and projects, library archival materials from John P. McGovern Historical Collections & Research Center and also the platform to host 7 open access peer-reviewed academic journals. This institutional repository reached its 2 million milestone […]

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Accessing Full Text at the TMC Library

Open book with medical icons in blue

The TMC Library provides access to over 70,000 online journals,  over a million ebooks and over 300 databases. We have subscription and freely available resources for students, faculty, researchers, clinicians, administrative assistants, and others seeking authoritative health/medical content. Need help figuring out how to get to the full text? Please see our YouTube video, Getting […]

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Lab Protocols and Experiments to reduce your research time: JoVE, Springer and Wiley

The JoVE Research and Education database includes over 25,000 cutting-edge, peer-reviewed videos of laboratory experiments, protocols and techniques–as well as introductory concept videos, designed to educate students at all academic levels, in high school and beyond. Springer Protocols has the world’s largest collection of over 75,000 reproducible laboratory protocols in biomedicine and life sciences, covering over […]

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Recognize Problematic Journals!

Cabells and Third Iron have collaborated to bring Cabells’ awareness of problematic journals and websites to LibKey! Using Cabells’ data, LibKey will now highlight when an article or website domain is associated with a journal or URL labeled as predatory in Cabells’ Journalytics data. There are two features: Problematic Journals and Problematic Domains. Problematic Journals: […]

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