About this guide
Welcome to the Translational and Molecular Medicine research guide. This guide will serve as your gateway to the most relevant research tools you will need. Research tools are arranged by category and can be accessed by selecting from the tabs above.
Need help?
Contact me to set an appointment (see contact information on the right) for help with research in translational and molecular medicine.
I also offer instruction sessions tailored to your course and learning objectives for classes of graduate and undergraduate students. These sessions may be presented live or recorded in advance for asynchronous delivery. Please do not hesitate to contact me via email to discuss your needs.
Open Educational Resources (OER)
With courses being offered almost exclusively online, this could be a good time to use open educational resources (OER) to facilitate access to course materials freely, openly and legally. The Library is available to help professors find OER to replace print textbooks and other physical resources, whenever possible.
For more information on open educational resources, please visit the Library's OER guide.
Please check out this free, online chemistry textbook provided by OpenStax, as an example of what is available for OER.
For assistance in finding suitable OER for your courses, contact reloer@uottawa.ca. Please provide an overview of the topics to be covered in the course and, if applicable, the title of the textbook usually assigned.
Search Tips
Start by formulating a solid search strategy
Before you begin searching the literature, it's important to have properly defined your topic and chosen appropriate key words.
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Science and Engineering Librarian | Bibliothécaire spécialisé en sciences et génie
For the 2024-25 year, I am working from campus about 3 days per week in Morisset 110. Email me ahead to confirm. I'm also available by MS Teams all week.
