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Research vs Non-Research Articles - Clip from HSL Introduction to Literature Searching

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Research vs Non-Research Articles - Clip from HSL Introduction to Literature Searching

This clip from the Health Sciences Library's Introduction to Literature Searching workshop describes the difference between research and non-research articles. Primary and secondary research is briefly discussed.

Research vs Non-Research Articles - Clip from HSL Introduction to Literature Searching
RefWorks One Line Cite on iPad
How to Make a Button Hole Stitch Book

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How to Make a Button Hole Stitch Book

This is a step by step video of how to make a button hole stitch binding - a non-adhesive binding with a thick cardstock cover, exposed sewing, and an opening at the spine.

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RefWorks One Line Cite on iPad

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RefWorks One Line Cite on iPad

Health Sciences Library tutorial on how to use RefWorks One Line Cite function to create in-text citations and bibliographies with the Microsoft Word iPad app

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Health Sciences Library Research Tutorial 3: Find UC Library Databases

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Health Sciences Library Research Tutorial 3: Find UC Library Databases

This tutorial is part three of six of the Health Sciences Library's Research Tutorial. This video demonstrates how to find databases available from UC Libraries.

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Making the Perfect Wheat Starch Paste

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Making the Perfect Wheat Starch Paste

Wheat Starch Paste is one of the core adhesives used in book and paper conservation. High quality wheat starch paste, used by most conservation labs, comes in a powdered form that is mixed with water and then cooked. The Preservation Lab uses Zen Shofu wheat starch paste from Talas. Getting the right consistency without any lumps is harder that you would think, that's why we took the opportunity to film the process of Veronica Sorcher, Conservation Tech and general adhesive making…

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Health Sciences Library Research Tutorial 5: Locating Full Text and Evaluating Search Results
Health Sciences Library Research Tutorial 2: Choosing Research Tools

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This tutorial is part two of six of the Health Sciences Library's Research Tutorial. This video describes how to choose research tools for your assignment.

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Health Sciences Library Research Tutorial 5: Locating Full Text and Evaluating Search Results

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Health Sciences Library Research Tutorial 5: Locating Full Text and Evaluating Search Results

This tutorial is part five of six of the Health Sciences Library's Research Tutorial. This video describes how to evaluate search results and locate full text.

Health Sciences Library Research Tutorial 5: Locating Full Text and Evaluating Search Results
The Information Timeline
Film of Rectal Prolapse Surgery performed by William Altemeier, September 10, 1976

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Film of Rectal Prolapse Surgery performed by William Altemeier, September 10, 1976

This film was transferred from a 800 ft. 16mm. film reel and includes footage of a rectal prolapse surgery performed by Dr. William Altemeier at Holmes Hospital on September 10, 1976. This video is part of the Henry R. Winkler Center Video Collection and is preserved in the UC Digital Resource Commons.

Film of Rectal Prolapse Surgery performed by William Altemeier, September 10, 1976
Research vs Non-Research Articles - Clip from HSL Introduction to Literature Searching
The Information Timeline

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