As of September 7, 2010, SciFinder is officially a Web only resource. All connection attempts to the old client software program will result in busy signals.
A complete overview of SciFinder Web features can be found on the SciFinder Overview page.
To register for the SciFinder Web version, go to the SciFinder Web Registration page. You will need a GroupWise address ending in “@utsouthwestern.edu”. Additional information is located on the Library’s SciFinder page. Once you have registered, log into SciFinder from the Library SciFinder page, which may be accessed by clicking on the “Quick Links” on the left sidebar of the Library home page.
For technical assistance with the download process, please email Curtis Wright. For other Scifinder questions, please contact Helen Mayo by email or by phone at 214-648-2528.
SciFinder Scholar informational brochures about the SciFinder Web interface are available upon request through “Ask A Librarian” on the Library home page.

Anatomy.tv gives detailed three-dimensional (3D) views of human anatomy at various anatomical levels, from bone to surface structure and every layer in between. Models may be rotated to view from all perspectives, and descriptive text is provided for each part displayed.
The Library’s current subscription to this resource includes the complete human anatomy series featuring:

• Head & neck
• Shoulder
• Spine
• Thorax & abdomen
• Pelvis & perineum
• Hand
• Hip
• Knee
• Foot

Authorized users may download, save, and print images, but please note that all material (unless otherwise noted) is protected by copyright law.
Remote access is limited to UT Southwestern affiliates only, including residents, fellows, and University Hospital employees. Walk-in users of the Library also have access.

CLICK HERE TO CONNECT TO OVID
A new OvidSP interface arrived on August 2, 2010, bringing enhancements and a new look. The basics of searching have not changed, but the interface has been redesigned for easier navigation.
To prepare yourself for a new searching experience, take a look at these tutorials:

• Ovid’s tutorial highlights with new features
• A tutorial from Yale looks at the various changes, improvements, and new features of the OvidSP interface as compared with the old OvidSP search interface

What are these new features and enhancements? The following is a list of some of the major changes:

• My Workspace is the best of the new features. It contains My Projects, My Searches & Alerts, My eTOCS, and Install Toolbar. My Workspace allows users to create projects and organize research material, either retrieved through OvidSP or uploaded from another system, into a dedicated work area.
• My Projects is OvidSP’s resource management and organization tool. Here users can save search results, full text journal articles, images from Journals@Ovid, and book chapters from Books@Ovid. 50 MB of storage is available for storing items external to OvidSP, such as user-uploaded files and user-created citations.
• Ovid Toolbar is a downloadable browser toolbar that allows users to quickly and easily add resources from other sites outside OvidSP to My Projects folders. These resources include URLs of Internet search results and documents.
• New Citation Style and Export Options offer more flexibility. Users can now conveniently select their preferred citation export and print format—from MS Word, PDF, and RIS to EndNote and Reference Manager—as well as style, including Ovid, Chicago, AMA, and APA.