Thousands of eBooks available through the library are accessible through the web browser of your desktop, laptop, or mobile device. You can search for eBooks available at Ohio State through the new Libraries Search discovery tool.
Learn about Libraries Search in our Libraries Search guide.
PubMed comprises more than 30 million citations for biomedical literature from MEDLINE, PubMed Central, and life science journals, plus a small collection of online books.
For PubMed searching assistance, the following resources are available:
At its inception, the Medical Heritage Center began acquiring historic material and artifacts that speak to central Ohio's rich health sciences history. All MHC collections are housed in a temperature and humidity-controlled environment. All collections are available for viewing by appointment.
The rare book collection contains over 20,000 volumes representing limited edition and one-of-a kind monographs dating back to 1555.
The Health Sciences Library Reserve features materials such as books, serials, and anatomical models that are used in or supplement OSU courses that are given shorter loan periods to provide equitable access to materials.
The following process is in place for print reserves:
Interlibrary Services provides interlibrary loan and document delivery of articles, books and book chapters, and more through the ILLiad request system. The Health Sciences Library (HSL) and Ohio State Interlibrary Services (located in Thompson Library) have partnered to provide one centralized service for all Ohio State students, faculty and staff.
Search the catalog for access to materials available through the entire OSU library system. Available items include print and electronic resources, models, bones, and more.
Friday, November 21
9 a.m. – Noon EST
Online Workshop led by Kaylie Vermillion, HSL Research Librarian, Research and Education
This workshop is designed primarily for new or early-stage writers who have never written a manuscript or are currently working on a draft.
This is a closed event located in the Virtual Reality Zone (Prior 405F).
Visit the EdTech Incubator website at eti.osu.edu for more event details, or email eti@osumc.edu to request your own event in the EdTech Incubator.
Introduction to THE Studio 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). Participants will be briefed on how to set up for a shoot, including lighting, camera placement, recording and file storage.