New November Library Resources

Thieme MedOne Education

Thieme MedOne Otolaryngology

Case Files Preclinical Body Systems: Cardiovascular

Case Files Preclinical Body Systems: Endocrine

Case Files Preclinical Body Systems: Gastrointestinal

Case Files Preclinical Body Systems: Hematology/Immunology

Case Files Preclinical Body Systems: Nervous

Case Files Preclinical Body Systems: Pulmonary

Case Files Preclinical Body Systems: Renal

Case Files Preclinical Body Systems: Reproductive

Case Files: Psychiatry, 7th ed.

Health Equity: A Solutions-Focused Approach (eBooks on EBSCOhost)

Leadership in Practice: Essentials for Public Health and Healthcare Leaders (eBooks on EBSCOhost)

Linear Models with R, 3rd ed.(eBooks on EBSCOhost)

Protect Your Research with LibKey Nomad Problematic Publisher

LibKey Nomad now offers a new Problematic Publishers feature to help researchers make more informed decisions about the journals and publishers they encounter online. When users visit a publisher’s website or find an article associated with a publisher that has identified concerns, LibKey Nomad displays an alert and explains issues related to areas such as peer review, editorial oversight, publication fees, open-access rights, or publisher transparency. The alert does not prevent access to the content; instead, it provides helpful context so researchers can evaluate the publication carefully before reading, citing, or submitting their work.

Finished a project? Make your research discoverable

The UT Southwestern Research Data Repository helps researchers publish, preserve, and share research data, code, and documentation. The open-access repository assigns DOIs, making small to medium sized datasets under 50GB discoverable and citable while supporting funder and publisher requirements. All datasets must be public, deidentified, and free of confidential or sensitive information. Researchers can also update datasets and receive support from the Library. Check out the UT Southwestern Research Data Repository Guide to learn more.

Starting new research? Find a proven protocol 

The Library connects you with trusted resources for step-by-step research protocols covering a wide range of biomedical techniques. Whether you are planning a new experiment, selecting a method, or refining an existing procedure, our resources can help you find established approaches and detailed instructions. Visit the Protocols section of the Library’s GSBS Guide to explore available resources and get started.

Update on Wiley APCs

The Library has provided a transformative publishing agreement with Wiley for several years that provides open access publishing at no charge to UT Southwestern, but this agreement allows for a maximum number of articles to be published each year.  For 2026, this maximum is 149 articles. 

As of August 1, we have less than 30 articles remaining, and once the maximum is reached, UT Southwestern authors will need to find alternative funding for the articles if they wish to publish them as open access in Wiley journals. We estimate this may happen in mid- to late-September. 

Until that time, please be aware that articles aren’t officially counted towards the agreement until they are officially accepted. For articles submitted to a hybrid Wiley journal, acceptance happens when the article enters the publication queue and after peer review has occurred. 

However, articles submitted to a Wiley or Hindawi fully open access journal follow a different path because they enter the publication queue when they are submitted and still need to go through the peer review process. They are only accepted after the review process is complete, which may take a long time. 

Once the cap is reached, authors who already have articles in the publication queue will be notified that funding is no longer available, and they will have the option of either proceeding with open publishing if alternative funding can be found or choosing to publish their article behind the subscription paywall. 

If you have any questions about this or would like to discuss things further, please contact LibraryOA@UTSouthwestern.edu. 

New Ebola resources added to Infectious Diseases and School of Public Health Guides

Ebola resources for healthcare professionals have been added to the Infectious Diseases Guide and School of Public Health Guide.

Information includes clinical management, diagnostic testing, personal protective equipment (PPE), infection prevention and control, outbreak response, preparedness planning, and emerging research. These links will be reviewed and updated periodically to ensure access to the most current guidance and recommendations.

The section also includes select eBooks! 

University Archive receives digitization grant for University Lecture Series

The UT Southwestern Special Collection Library and University Archive is proud to announce that they were awarded the SCAMeL Speedy Start Up Grant for phase one of the digitization of the University Lecture series. The award amounts to $4,660 and will cover the digitization of 30 VHS tapes as well as the closed captions for these tapes. The tapes chosen were from prominent scientist who work(ed) at the university as well as Nobel Laureates who were invited to speak. About half of the lecturers have since passed away so these lectures offer a true look into scientific history. We are excited to share these videos with the UTSW campus community and the larger region of scientists when they are completed.

New CAS SciFinder Log-In Policy

CAS implemented a new security measure that may affect how you access CAS SciFinder® and related applications.

The update impacts the active use of an ID from multiple devices/browsers at the same time. How it works:

User logs in with username and password.

  1. If the username is not signed in and active elsewhere, access proceeds as usual.
  2. If the username is already signed in and active on another device/browser:
  • A verification code is sent to the email listed for the username.
  • The user enters the code to complete the login process or closes the window and does not complete the login process.
  • If the code is entered and the login is completed, the previous login for that same username will be signed out.

If you have any questions or need support, please contact the CAS Customer Center.

Library Stocking Stuffers You’ll Love!

Don’t miss out on these must-have goodies from the Library—perfect for your academic and research projects!

EndNote changes password policy

Beginning February 12, 2026, all EndNote user accounts will be required to update their password every 180 days. If your current password is more than 180 days old, you will be prompted to create a new one at your next login.

Going forward, you’ll receive reminders as your password approaches its expiration date.

To update your password now, please visit the Forgot Password page

Once you get confirmation that email has been sent, you will want to check your inbox along your junk or spam mail folder for the email with the link to reset your password.