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Please see the notice below from NCBI regarding “My Bibliography”. This tool may assist with compliance with the NIH Public Access Policy.

If you are a NIH investigator the newly enhanced My Bibliography section of My NCBI may benefit you.  My Bibliography allows users to create and save a bibliography of PubMed citations plus other papers, books, presentations, and patents. Citations saved using My Bibliography will also appear in your eRA Commons Profile and can be uploaded to your eSNAP. Starting at the end of January 2010, My Bibliography will also help you track your compliance with the NIH Public Access Policy by listing the Public Access Compliance status for every item in your Bibliography.

My NCBI is your own personal space within the NCBI PubMed system and can be used for saving searches, citations, search preferences and e-mail alerts.  My Bibliography and Other Citations is located under the Collections section. You can assign delegates to manage your bibliography and share it by passing out a URL or embedding provided HTML in a webpage, or by proposing citations that your colleagues can use to quickly populate their own My Bibliography accounts.

For more information on how to create bibliographies, add PubMed and non-PubMed citations, and manage your bibliography, visit the NLM Technical Bulletin.

 

This announcement is also available on the Miner Library website at: http://minernews.wordpress.com/2010/01/13/newly-enhanced-my-bibliography-benefits-nih-investigators/

You may also contact Michele Shipley of the Miner Library with questions (585-275-6878 or Michele_Shipley@urmc.rochester.edu)