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A DMSP should cover six key elements as outlined in NOT-OD-21-014.  While not required, using a DMSP template helps researchers address all six elements and sub-elements required by the NIH DMS policy. The  [Read more] --> Archives and Rare Books Did you know there used to be a Barnes medical school in St. Louis? --> By Stephen Logsdon — June 3, 2024 When St. Louisans hear the name Barnes today, the century-old Barnes Hospital (now Barnes-Jewish Hospital) on Washington University’s medical campus might come to mind.  But, before Barnes Hospital came into existence in 1914, St. Louisans would have known Barnes to be the largest medical school in downtown St. Louis.  --> Scholarly Publishing May 2024 Scholarly Communications Round-up --> By Cathy Sarli, Amy Suiter, Laura Simon and Brittney Sandler — May 29, 2024 Learn more about SciENcv and using ORCID to build the new NSF biographical sketch, the new Elsevier Transformative Agreement, and the revised Public Access Policy for the Gates Foundation. --> Announcements STS Cardiothoracic Surgery ebook now available --> By Denise Hannibal — May 17, 2024 The STS Cardiothoracic Surgery e-book is now available on both the uCentral mobile app and website. --> Announcements SPORTDiscus with Full-text database now available --> By Denise Hannibal — May 9, 2024 SPORTDiscus with Full text is the definitive database for sports and sports medicine research. Providing hundreds of full-text sports medicine journals, it is an essential tool for health professionals and researchers studying fitness, health and sports.    SPORTDiscus with Full Text includes 660 active indexed and abstracted journals. 481 of them are peer-reviewed. Subjects covered include  [Read more] --> Mastering Information Making your next conference poster memorable – Part 1 --> By Monica Sala-Rabanal — May 8, 2024 Conference posters are the most abundant form of scientific communication and frequently the first incursion of scientists-in-training into dissemination — ahead of oral presentations or peer-reviewed papers. For researchers at any career stage, posters are an excellent opportunity to share work in progress, test new ideas, network, and sharpen a variety of communication skills —  [Read more] --> Science and Informatics Check out Dataset Catalog beta from the National Library of Medicine --> By Xing Jian — May 6, 2024 Earlier this year, the National Library of Medicine (NLM) announced the launch of the beta version of a new online tool called the Dataset Catalog. This tool is intended to be the “PubMed of datasets” to help users search, find and retrieve datasets in multiple repositories through a single, user-friendly interface. 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