Scholarly Profile Management and Publications Reporting

The Weill Cornell Library offers services to help you track the impact of and increase the visibility of your scholarly output. Through the use of the VIVO database, members of our team can generate publication and citation reports for grant renewals, annual reports, tenure considerations, recruiting activities, and and any other project requiring detailed publication tracking. If you are interested, please send a request to publications@med.cornell.edu with the details of your project.

eCommons: Weill Cornell's Institutional Repository

eCommons is Cornell University’s institutional repository - a free, open platform, providing long-term access to a broad range of content in a variety of formats including journal articles, posters, dissertations, theses, and data. eCommons allows public access to the scholarly output of the WCM & NYP community via persistent links, providing a stable, unique online location (URL) for your work.

Heberden Society Lecture: Paul S. Mueller, MD

Paul S. Mueller, MD, MPH will present the next HEBERDEN SOCIETY LECTURE on "Beyond Field of Dreams: The Real Dr. Archibald "Moonlight" Graham" on Thursday, June 7, 2018 at 5:00-6:00 pm in Uris Faculty Room (A-126) 1300 York Avenue.

Paul S. Mueller, MD, MPH is a Consultant and Chair, Division of General Internal Medicine and Professor of Medicine at Mayo Clinic.

The lecture is co-sponsored by the Division of Medical Ethics, Seminar Series, A CME Activity.

Heberden Society: Dale Smith: World War I

Dale C. Smith, Ph.D., Professor of Military Medicine & History, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, will present the next Heberden society lecture on "American Medicine Supports the Great War: Base Hospitals, Staffing and Practice" on Tuesday, April 17, 2018, 5:00 p.m.  The lecture will be held at Weill Cornell Medical College, 1300 York Avenue, Uris Faculty Room (A-126), New York, NY 10065.

I am a MSK or Rockefeller employee, can I log in to OneSearch?

While you might be used to logging in to one catalog website shared between Weill Cornell, MSK, and Rockefeller, we now maintain three separate instances of the catalog. You can log into your local institutions catalog by going to your library's home pages: