Yesterday's session on systematic review searching was an eye-opener. It turns out that I've been doing systematic review searching...

I recently went to a luncheon hosted by the Vancouver Association of Law Librarians (VALL) with whom the talented Eugene Barsky gave a talk...

At the PNC/MLA Conference in Seattle, Terry Henner , Associate Professor and Head of Information & Education Services of the Savitt Med...

Well, as you may have heard by now, Ms. Dewey is a brand new search engine that is taking a run at Google . Reviews are all over the blogos...

Sunny weather. Good food. Great people. Even greater conversations. Exactly what I experienced from a very successful and rewarding conferen...

I feel like we're all taking the same train. But more the merrier: all aboard. Library 2.0: An Academic's Perspectives has written ...

I'm a proponent of looking at both sides of a coin. While I'm a huge supporter of social software and its potential impacts on the i...

I recently watched Birth of a Nation on Google Videos , and it was great. I could've rented it or purchased it, but instead of doing al...

Monica McCormack's freshly-written Master's thesis is really worth a read. Using business theory, she creatively weaves the proposa...

What is a mashup, you say? This is a mashup . Innovative. Simple. Functional. User-friendly. To view pictures or videos, just click on a cou...

I was quite surprised when information scientist Amanda Spinks told us at a talk that search engines usually have a 5% overlap in terms of ...

A majority of medical organizations employ a symbol of a short rod entwined by two snakes and topped by a pair of wings. Known as the "...

Recently, the Health Library wiki team discussed the implications of creating a wiki for the health sciences. Is it useful? Who will use it...

A fascinating but rather dated article caught my attention as I was taking my daily dip into the blogosphere. It brings up an interesting de...

To be good at something, one should always look to the best. And recently, one medical librarian's blog that has caught my attention is ...