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Medical Society Titles provided by the TMC Library and Elsevier

  We offer prestigious medical society titles acquired by Elsevier and licensed by the TMC Library (now available in one collection).   The Library pays Elsevier additional fees — outside of our usual Science Direct package fees– to provide our users access to these flagship titles:   American Journal of Transplantation  Blood British Journal of Anesthesia […]

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2023 Oral History Project

Oral History Project 2023, find out more at https://digitalcommons.library.tmc.edu/interviews_2023/

Did you know that we have oral histories available at The TMC Library? Thanks to Friends of The TMC Library organizing and funding a new multi-year Texas Medical Center oral history project started in 2023, the first set of oral history project with transcripts are now available on Digital Commons@TMC. Nominations are open for future […]

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Explore Databases in the A to Z list!

Our Library provides a wide variety of resources from publishers, Texas state programs, federal agencies, non-profit organizations, and other reliable information sources. To explore the Library’s extensive A to Z list of databases and websites, go to “Find Books and Collections” in our top menu, or under our Core Resources, click on “More Databases”. You […]

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DigitalCommons@TMC Has Reached Milestone of 2 Million Total Downloads

Breaking news, DigitalCommons@TMC Has Reached 2 Million Tootal Downloads

DigitalCommons@TMC has reached milestone of 2,000,005 total downloads today, with a collection of 14,685 items in total, viewed by 227 countries worldwide by 29,933 institutions. When was last time that you visited the DigitalCommons@TMC site? DigitalCommons@TMC, a continuously growing collection shares, publishes and preserves works produced by faculty, scientists and students at TMC institutions. Many […]

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Open Access Publishing – Fee Waivers and Discounts

Open access (OA) refers to freely available, digital, online information. Open access scholarly literature is free of charge and often carries less restrictive copyright and licensing barriers than traditionally published works, for both the users and the authors. The Texas Medical Center Library is exploring available licensing options that provide our local authors financial support to […]

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