Events

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This is a basic workshop to help participants learn how to use the 3D Printing Zone, a space located in the EdTech Incubator (ETI). This training is a pre-requisite to booking the 3D Printing Zone for the first time. The workshop is in-person only.

This is a basic workshop to help participants learn how to use THE Studio, a video and audio recording space located in the EdTech Incubator (ETI). This training is a pre-requisite to booking THE Studio for the first time. The workshop is in-person only.

Join the Medical Heritage Center on August 28 for the 9th Annual Humanism in Medicine Last Lecture series, featuring Dr. Mary McIlroy, Emerita Faculty, Department of Pediatrics, The Ohio State University College of Medicine. Dr. McIlroy will speak about her career in pediatric medicine and education in her lecture entitled, "The Heart of the Pediatrician: Helping Children Feel Lovable, Capable and Valuable."

Join us to learn more about the library and some of its lesser-known spaces, resources, and services.

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Join us for an introduction to searching in PubMed. This database is one of the top resources to find articles for almost any health science topic, and the workshop will provide an overview of how to use this system.

Join us for an introduction to developing a search strategy. There are several basic principles to keep in mind when creating a search strategy, regardless of what database you are using, and this workshop will provide you with the general skills needed to apply these principles in a variety of scenarios.

The new 2024 NIH Public Access Policy went into effect on July 1, 2025 and requires that NIH-funded researchers make their articles publicly available through PubMed Central immediately upon the publication date. This informational session will provide an overview of the new policy, as well as tips for ensuring you stay compliant.

As part of OSU’s AI Fluency Initiative, students will explore the potential benefits and limitations of common AI tools in the context of their discipline; what could this look like for the health sciences? Join us for a collaborative workshop where we will discuss how students report using Generative AI, and how to develop instruction and class sessions encouraging students in the health sciences to explore the authority and context of information generated through AI.

Join us for an interactive workshop dedicated to Zotero, a user-friendly citation management tool. This session will provide you with the skills you need to effectively collect, organize, and cite your research sources using Zotero.

Join us for an introductory session to searching the health sciences literature using Generative Artificial Intelligence (Gen AI) tools compared to current literature searching best practices in the context of Evidence-Based Practice (EBP).

Join us for an advanced session on searching in PubMed. This database is one of the top resources to search for almost any health science topic, and the workshop will provide a deeper look at how the database is structured and strategies to refine and optimize your searches.

Continuing Medical Education resources allow clinicians to stay updated with knowledge and skills in their fields. This session will highlight resource subscriptions available through the Health Sciences Library that provide continuing education credits.