What's Happening? Get GWUMC news...

If you've ever felt behind the curve when it comes to knowing what is going on around GWUMC, you may want to use a couple of useful RSS feeds. RSS feeds are a simple way to get the information that you're interested in fed directly to you. While the term 'RSS' may be new to you, the idea is simple - set up a website where you can see only the news that you're most interested in, and can tell immediately when it has (or hasn't) been updated. To track what's happening on campus, you can set up RSS feeds on:

• Scopus - Use this Scopus feed to track articles being published by GWUMC researchers
• Google News - Track articles that mention GWUMC to see what's going on around the medical center and learn about issues on which GWUMC researches have provided expertise.
• GWUMC News - Read the latest news stories from GWUMC's Medical Center Communications and Marketing.
• Himmelfarb Library - Learn how to use the latest research tools, databases features, and access tips to keep yourself on top of the information that you need.

Note that the links above are for RSS feeds. This means that they'll look great in an RSS feed reader and terrible in a regular web window. If you're new to RSS and need help getting going with RSS, you can learn more about it on Himmelfarb Library's website:

• Getting started with RSS - Learn about RSS feeders and how to (easily) set one up.
• RSS feeds and e-journals - Find out how easy it is to get the Tables of Contents for your favorite journals delivered to you automatically.
• RSS feeds & Scopus - Set up RSS feeds to find the latest articles on whatever topics interest you.

  As always, if you have questions or need assistance, please contact us via phone (202-994-8570), email (library@gwumc.edu), or Instant Message.