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>	NIH Library - Opening New Doors to Information
	Have you seen your NIH Library lately? If not, you are in for a surprise. The Library primarily as a place for books and journals has now become an information commons, a place for discovery, research assistance and learning, as well as a place for quiet study, contemplation and rejuvenation.

>	Advances in Mathematics
	Emphasizing contributions that represent significant advances in all areas of pure mathematics, Advances in Mathematics provides research mathematicians with an effective medium for communicating important recent developments in their areas of specialization to colleagues and to scientists in related disciplines. Read More

> Drop Off Books Any Time Using the New Library Book Return
   For your convenience, the NIH Library has placed a book return about 50 feet south of the Library’s front door (towards the South entrance to Building 10). Please use the book return any time, to drop off NIH Library books you have borrowed as well as books requested from other libraries through...
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> Use International Congress Calendar Online to Identify International Meetings
   A service of the Union of International Associations, the International Congress Calendar Online (ICCO) provides meeting information for governmental and nongovernmental international organizations. Health, medicine, and the biosciences are among the meeting topics. The ICCO covers forthcoming me...
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>	NIH Library Classes: November - December 2009
>	Beta Search Engine Gets Launched for Open House
>	APA Manual, 6th Edition, Riddled With Errors
>	Current Weather Conditions on Green Terrace
>	NIH Library and Its Print Journal Collection Downsizing
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>	EndNote: Managing Your Search Results Nov 18
>	Web of Science: Mining the Literature Nov 18
>	Protein Structural Analysis: Binding Sites to Distant Homologs Dec 03

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