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New Guide: Translational Research Resources

Are you looking for resources to help you with translational research? We have a new Translational Research Resources guide that highlights important literature resources, including methods, protocols, journal article databases, and reference materials. A couple highlights of this new guide include: Sage Research Methods
February 10, 2020
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PubMed will launch new interface in 2020

PubMed is launching its newly designed interface. During the transition phase, you’ll be able to toggle back and forth between the new PubMed and the “legacy” version by selecting the highlighted links on both the new PubMed and the legacy PubMed home pages. New interface features include: “Cite” feature
February 5, 2020
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Software for Systematic Reviews

For healthcare researchers, systematic reviews are important studies that summarize and appraise the results of available healthcare studies on a particular topic. We have two guides to help researchers with the systematic review process: Systematic Reviews provides an overview to the process and information about best practices
February 4, 2020
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Take a look! Trial of Visible Body 3D anatomy educational tool

Visible Body is an interactive 3d anatomy tool for the study and review of human anatomy and function. UC Davis affiliates are currently able to try out this resource through spring  quarter (June 11, 2020). To try it out: When you are on campus (within UC Davis’s internet IP range), select
January 13, 2020
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Translational Research Resources

Intended for students and researchers engaged in translational research at UC Davis, this guide highlights important literature resources, including methods, protocols, journal article databases, and reference materials.  
October 29, 2019 • Megan G. Van Noord
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protocols.io

A website for creating, organizing, and publishing reproducible research protocols. UC Davis researchers have access to free premium accounts. More information

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