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National Institute of Health Public Access Policy Guidelines

If you are considering publishing an article in an open access journal, or if you do research under an NIH grant, this page lists all journals that actively comply with the mandate to deposit articles in PubMed Central.

See also the S.U. Library's guide to the NIH Open Access mandate and BioMed Central's Open Access Myths.

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The collections at the Moon Library are very strong in the biological sciences, and all of this material is cataloged in Summit and available to all SU students and faculty

SU faculty (and graduate students with a letter of permission from their instructors) may request book borrowing privileges at the nearby Health Sciences Library. Search their library catalog for titles.

Remote access to their online resources is not available to SU faculty and students, but their e-journals can be accessed on-site from the Health Sciences Library's public workstations. You can quickly search for titles in their e-journal directory.

The Health Sciences Library is located at 766 Irving Avenue, in a new building adjacent to Weiskotten Hall.

Please feel free to suggest materials for purchase by the SU Library, and provide as much of the following information as possible.

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The Department of Biological Sciences at Columbia University has created a nice guide to writing and formatting a scientific research article