Scholarly Communication Information Services in Support of Research (SCISSORS) is provided by the Weill Cornell Medical Library to help you cut through the red tape of research, publishing, networking, and other scholarly endeavors. To request these and similar services, contact us.
The following is a list of the software available on the Library's desktop computers.
If you have any questions regarding any software listed here or would like to ask about additional software, please email circulationdesk@med.cornell.edu
Are you seeking scientific software for your own use, outside the Library? If yes, please see the Library’s Scientific Software Hub.
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.:
The Weill Cornell Medical Library offers selected library collection and use statistics for the years 2009-2014.
Please contact Library Administration: (646) 962-2468, with any questions about library statistics or information that may be needed for grant applications or accreditation purposes.
Mission: We advance the art and science of medicine by providing innovative services and seamless access to information through outstanding customer service, teamwork, and a commitment to excellence.
Vision: Transforming the library into a pioneering knowledge center supporting next-generation science, care, and education.
The Honor with Books program is for those who wish to honor their loved ones, a colleague, professor or mentor, or special occasion, with a gift to the library. In these days of shrinking book budgets, your gift will help to ensure resources for future generations of library users. It will also remain as a lasting tribute to your loved one, whose name will appear inside the verso of a cherished library volume long after he or she has left these hallowed halls.
Because privacy rights of individuals have recently been threatened by private and public institutions, the New York Library Association has taken the initiative to protect first amendment rights through adoption of an Association Policy on the Confidentiality of Library Records. Governor Cuomo of New York signed into law Chapter 112 of the Laws of 1988, which protects confidentiality of library records of users throughout New York State.
These exhibitions were developed and produced by the National Library of Medicine and National Institutes of Health, with research assistance from the Historical Society of Washington, D.C.
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