Monthly Archives: May 2016

ALPHA Network at 2016 International AIDS Conference Durban, South Africa

The ALPHA Network will join leading HIV researchers, advocates and public health experts at AIDS 2016 conference. The bi-annual conference takes place 18-22 July, and is the largest gathering of the world’s top scientists, researchers, and global health experts. The AIDS … Continue reading

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Ebook Central Trial

On 31 May 2016, the Library will begin a trial of Ebook Central from ProQuest. This platform provides access to more than 700,000 ebooks, across a huge range of subjects. These are available on a ‘Demand-Driven Acquisition’ model, meaning that the … Continue reading

The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Archives goes the extra mile!

By Sheila Mercieca And here’s how…. But first, for those of you who don’t know me, and outside of the archives and records management team, that’s most of LSHTM, I’m Sheila Mercieca, MA student on the Archives and Records Management … Continue reading

Short course: Advanced STATA- Programming and other techniques to make your life easier

Applications are now open for an exciting five-day course on Stata Programming organised by Emma Slaymaker and Milly Marston Dates: Monday 7 November to Friday 11 November 2016 Cost: £1,250 The course is aimed at researchers and other professionals, from any … Continue reading

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Staff Survey

From Monday 16th to Sunday 29th May, the Library & Archives Service invites all current staff members to give us their views on the Library & Archives and the services we provide. By completing the survey you will be helping us to … Continue reading

75 Years Ago Today: LSHTM & the Blitz

75 years ago today, on Saturday, 10th  May, 1941, the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine was bombed. Fortunately, as the bomb struck at 10.45pm, only four people – G.S Parkinson, K. M. Shaw, W. Gurr and W. Farr … Continue reading