We welcome you to explore our new website!
Looking for histories of the medical center, your department, or other institutions, please visit our History of the Institutions and History of the Medical Center sections. The new History of the Medical Center section contains a brief history of the establishment of the medical center, departmental timelines, and timelines highlighting medical discoveries and buildings.
What is EZproxy?
EZproxy is a service that allows Weill Cornell's current faculty, students, staff and NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell's residents and fellows to remotely access the library's subscribed (paid) electronic content such as e-journals, e-books, and other e-resources while off-campus. EZproxy is replacing WebVPN and VPN for remote access to the library's resources.
We are pleased to offer a free editing service for Weill Cornell grant applicants seeking external funding. As a program with limited capacity, we concentrate on the following prioritized grant categories:
Reference services via this form are available to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center personnel, as well as students and alumni of the Weill Cornell Medical College and Graduate School of Medical Sciences.
We will try to respond to questions within 24-48 business hours. Questions submitted on the weekend or during holidays will usually be answered on the next business day.
Wood Library Easel Reservation Service Discontinued
Library information services professionals will perform free literature searches for all students, faculty and staff of the NewYork Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical Center. Please complete the search request form.
If you have any questions, please contact the SMARTDesk: 646-962-2570.
Students should request a consultation to meet with a librarian for help with a search.
Collaborate with expert searchers to publish your systematic review. The Weill Cornell Medical Library has knowledgeable staff to guide you through this evidence-based process. Please contact the Information Desk to learn more.
Systematic review collaboration may include:
The faculty and staff of the Weill Cornell Medical Library support work within the Weill Cornell community in a myriad of ways, both inside and outside the library walls.
From traditional services like class reserve, pre-publishing support, and manuscript preparation - to participating in clinical rounds and teaching first-year students evidence-based medicine - the library faculty and staff are committed to providing expert services, as well as access to the highest quality information.
One of our best stories comes from Robert Allan, Ph.D.:
