NYMC Phillip Capozzi, M.D., Library

This workshop provides an introduction to using OpenRefine to clean, structure, and standardize messy data. Learn core techniques such as clustering, faceting, and transforming data to improve accuracy and consistency. Register: buff.ly/gsinQ80 #DataCleaning

Today is Earth Day The Capozzi Library provides access to the GreenFILE database, a collection of scholarly, government, and general-interest titles covering all aspects of human impact on the environment. buff.ly/ixSoQL2 #OurPowerOurPlanet #EarthDay2026 #CapozziLibrary

Today is National Library Workers Day. We are thankful to all our library staff who play a critical role in keeping the library running every day. #NLWD26

This week is National Library Week! The Philip Capozzi, MD, Library was first opened in 1885 as the College Library. Between 1925 and 1972, its titles included the Prentiss Library, the Hetrick Library, and the Health Sciences Library, until it received its current name in 2022.

Join our library class later this morning to learn more about how to pair your research question with a matching dataset! #NYMC #CapozziLibrary

You've got a great research question. But how do you know if a data set can answer it? Join us to learn about matching secondary datasets with the right research questions this Friday! Register here: buff.ly/QDrUDYD #libraryclass #researchdata #researchquestions

FUN FACT: Tradition of fooling in April begin in late Middle Ages. The first certain reference to April Fools’ Day comes from a 1561 Flemish poem by Eduard De Dene, where a nobleman sends his servant on crazy, fruitless errands. 🤹

Join us for the Capozzi Library Spring Publishing Fair today in the BSB Lobby, from 1:00-4:00 pm. This event offers you the opportunity to meet with major publishers, compare open access options, understand APCs, and get insights into how to publish and share your work.

📚New Blog Alert: "New research from the American Medical Association shows that physicians’ adoption of #AugmentedIntelligence continues to grow as confidence builds in the technology’s clinical advantages." To learn more, click the link below: buff.ly/NX1uCXi

Join Springer Nature for Stress Free Publishing, "a practical walkthrough of what makes a strong article from the earliest stages of idea development to a polished final manuscript." This free webinar will take place Thurs, March 26th from 1:00-2:00 EDT. buff.ly/l1rBUPl

AAMC News: Students pursued medical school after another career. Just as our namesake at the Phillip Capozzi, MD, Health Sciences Library did. See their stories. buff.ly/1mxOQJX

March 30 is National Doctors’ Day, a nationwide observance dedicated to honoring physicians for their expertise, responsibility, and continued commitment to patient care.⚕️ Click the link below to learn more: buff.ly/OMe7rDy #NationalDoctorsDay

New Blog Alert 📖: Thank you to all who joined us at our recent library fair: Phillip Capozzi, M.D., Library Services Showcase. Read more about it below! buff.ly/59LSHJV

New Blog Alert 📚: "History of Medicine at NYMC and the Capozzi Library" The Capozzi Library has a varied and rich collection of resources for discovery. To learn more about this history and the NYMC Archives, click the link below! buff.ly/nVSr7Yh

It's beautiful weather in Valhalla☀️

Join on 5/7 in the Skyline Dining Room or on Zoom from 5:30-7:00 PM for an author book discussion. A Publisher's Weekly Starred Review selection, When Women Get Sick is available at the Phillip Capozzi, M.D. Library: buff.ly/zmZfpAg To register: buff.ly/kSrUsJ7

FUN FACT: Snow is not white "... but rather translucent. It’s the light reflecting off it that makes it appear white with the many sides of the snowflake scattering light in many directions..." (BBC Earth) ❄️ Learn more facts about snow here: buff.ly/UaPXh16

Join us tomorrow February 26, 2026 for the first NYMC Artificial Intelligence Community of Practice meeting. We will discuss the use of AI across the many facets of our organization. All interested faculty, students, and staff are welcome. RSVP link: buff.ly/eFgr04k

We welcome you to join our upcoming workshop: Scoping and Systematic Reviews on February 26th, 2026, at 12pm. We will go over the different types of reviews, including when and why you would choose one type over another, and search strategies. Register: buff.ly/9f6ooae