How can I request access to EZproxy?
To check if you have access, please try logging in from off campus here. If you received a message that you are not authorized, you may submit a request:
Can alumni use our EZproxy Remote Access service?
No, remote access to most of our licensed electronic resources is restricted to current Weill Cornell faculty, students and staff. However, some resources allow free access. Please visit our Alumni Services page for more details.
Charlotte D. Jacobs, M.D., Ben and A. Jess Shenson Professor of Medicine (Emerita), Stanford University, will present the next Heberden society lecture on Wednesday, December 7, 2016, at 5:00 pm.
Jonas Salk: American Hero, Scientific Outcast
Wednesday, December 7, 2016, 5:00 p.m.
Weill Cornell Medical College, 1300 York Avenue
Uris Faculty Room (A-126)
What does the message "Access Suspended" or "File missing: docs/suspend.htm" mean?
This message appears when EZproxy detects excessive downloading of electronic content. This restriction protects our EZproxy server from excessive downloading by robots or other mechanisms. Our license agreements do not allow for systematic or bulk downloading.
If you get this message, it means you have exceeded the data/PDF downloading/transfer allowance. Please contact the library's Resource Management Team at liberm@med.cornell.edu to investigate.
May I share my login credentials with a non-Weill Cornell collaborator?
NO. Sharing your CWID and password violates WCM's Policy 11.15 - Password Policy and Guidelines and makes Weill Cornell liable for any violation of our license agreements. Never give your CWID and password to anyone. You are liable for all transactions associated with your CWID. If you would like your collaborator to have access for a limited period of time, please have him/her submit our EZproxy Request Form.
This page provides access to all bioinformatics software. Click on a subject area to view available software. Click on the software name to view details, register for update alerts, download, or obtain a license.
This page lists software platforms that allow a broad range of scientific computing tasks. The specific computations will depend on which modules or packages are loaded into the environment by the user. All the platforms listed here have extensive user and developer communities, providing additional support for the products. Click on the name to view details, or to request access to the product.
Here you can find information and access to all the software that is supported by the library. You can either find software by selecting a category, or by choosing to list all software.
