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) be outed, R64 In 2002, we aggressively moved more Library content and supporting services to the web for direct delivery to the patron. By the end of 2002, the MBL/WHOI Library was delivering appro-r -ly 52% of our serials and 100% of our database? ' electronic form extending the Library' ;rh beyond our walls to wherever our patrons " - twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. We continued to improve existing services with the enhancement of our web site (www.mblwhoilibrary.org/). We also continued to invest in the Library's future through major expenditures, projects, technological platforms, support systems and replacement of current infrastructure and computer technology that support existing library services. serial and database usage statistics and surveyed the scientific community about how current subscriptions and exchange programs were meeting their needs. Discussions resulted in substantive changes to the 2003 serial collection, including a cut back of long-standing exchange programs at the MBL and WHOL These changes reflect input from librarians and members of the community on a number of factors: survey responses; the community's request that we subscribe to the Web of Science database; rising serials prices; expiring ejournal contracts being replaced with higher-cost alternatives; space constraints in the Lillie Building; in the MBL-serials budget line. and a 4% decrease The Library hosted 1 1 9 Readers taking sabbaticals, working on writing projects, or conducting long-term research projects. The wireless network installed in 2002 brought Internet access to the stacks and reading rooms. Ironically, we have declared the Grass Reading Room to be a "technology free" zone to maintain a quiet, contemplative space in a Library that has resolutely embraced electronic information delivery. Monographs We continued to acquire titles for the book and special/ named collections using our general budget and specific funds including the Atwood, Aron, and Mullin gift funds. The WHOI ship libraries were updated with the addition of new reference as well as recreational reading materials. The Clark Reading Room was completely dismantled to reorganize staff workspace. Non-duplicate Clark materials were filed with the mam book collection (3rd floor Lillie), which was completely shifted. In addition, all stacks were relabeled. Special Collections Dedicated staff and volunteers continued to make great Serials | We made a smooth transition to a new serials vendor, EBSCO, and escaped the turmoil our former vendor created when it declared bankruptcy and stranded major academic libraries with loss of access to journals. The Library realigned serial holdings and services to better support current scientific research interests. We analyzed strides in Special Collections. The MBL Archives processed the reprint collection of Viktor Hamburger, John Burris' Director's papers, Director's papers, James Ebert's scientific and and the Arthur Humes collection of glass plates, slides, and photographs. We also restored and rebound 130 items from Rare Books/Special Collections with the support of the Florence Gould Foundation. The WHOI Data Library & Archives (DLA) continued to process and catalog their extensive collection of technical reports, maps, scientist's papers, ship cruise reports and logs, etc. They spent a considerable amount of time migrating Alvm and other data from old media to newer formats. Both MBL and WHOI Archivists are raising awareness for the need of institutional records management plans.
| Our R65 LIBRARY READERS Courses Library staff gave 37 general library orientations or department-oriented sessions and taught 25 courses in 2002. Trainers were brought in from several specific databases to do indepth training sessions. In conjunction with our Spring and Fall Medical Informatics courses, new interactive student web pages were designed, and course packs were made available over the web. staff actively participated in professional development activities and contributed to the profession as \a whole. This serves to promote MBL/WHOI Library projects and it exposes our staff to new ideas and methods. DLA staff hosted a meeting of the Marine Technology Society concerning scientific instruments. The Library Director and Associate Director also served on various task forces involved in developing a strategic plan for the MBL. The MBL/WHOI Library continues to serve as an electronic bridge between Woods Hole and the world providing access to collections at universities, and in public, corporate, private, museum, and laboratory libraries around the globe. Catherine N. Norton Abbott, Jayne, Marine Research. Inc Ahmad|ian, Vernon, Clark University Allen. Garland. Washington University Anderson, Everett, Harvard University Baccetti. Bacoo, NRC of Siena. Italy Benjamin. Thomas Harvard Medical School Bernhard. Jeffery, University of Massachusetts Medical Center Borgese, Thomas, Leaman College, CUNY Bower. James, University of Texas, San Antonio Boyer, John, Union College Candelas, Graciela, University of Puerto Rico Cariello, Lucio, Stanzione Zoologica "A Dohrn" Chang, Donald, Hong Kong University Child, Frank, Trinity College Clarkson. Kenneth, Bell Labs Cohen, Seymour, American Cancer Society Cook. Erik, Howard Hughes Medical Center Cooperstein, Sherwin, University of Connecticut Copeland. Eugene. Woods Hole, MA Corwin, Jeffery, University of Virginia Couch, Ernest, Texas Christian University D'Alessio, Giuseppe, Universita di Napoli Fedenco II Davis, Jonathan, Lexigen Pharmaceuticals Donavan, Erin, Auburn University Dube, Francois. St. Luc, Canada Duncan. Thomas, Nichols College Epstein, Herman, Brandeis University Fmkelstein, Alan. Albert Einstein College of Medicine Fraenkel, Dan, Harvard Medical School Frenkel, Krystyna, New York University School of Medicine Galatzer-Levy, Robert, University of Chicago Gancia-Blanco, Mariano. Duke University Medical School German, James, Cornell University Grossman, Albert, New York University Medical School Gruner. John, Cephalon, Inc Halvorson, Harlyn, University of Massachusetts, Boston Harrington, John, SUNY New Paltz Herskovits. Theodore, Fordham University Inoue, Sadayuki. McGill University Jaye, Robert, Boston Jacobson, Allan, University of Massachusetts Medical Center Josephson, Robert, University of California Kaltenbach, Jane, Mount Holyoke College Karlin, Arthur, Columbia University Kelly, Robert. Woods Hole, MA Keynan, Alexander. Israel Academy of Sciences & Humanities King. Kenneth, Falmouth, MA Knox, Carol, Northfield Mount Herman Laczko, Kornberg. Hans. Boston University Krane. Stephen, Harvard Medical School Jozsef. New York University Laderman, Aimlee. Yale University Lisman, John. Brandeis University Linck, Richard, Umersity of Minnesota Llinas. Rudolfo, New York University Loewenstem, Werner. Journal of Membrane Biology Lorand. Laszlo, Northwestern University Medical School Luckenbill, Louise, Ohio University Menmi, Anna, CNR-SISSA Milkman, Roger, University of Iowa Miller, Andra, NIH Mitchell, Ralph, Harvard University Morrell, Leyla, Rush Presbyterian St Lukes Nagel. Ronald. Albert Einstein College of Medicine Narahashi, Toshio. Northwestern University Naugle. John. NASA Plummer Cobb, Jewel, California State University Prendergast, Robert, Johns Hopkins University Rabmowiu. Michael, Harvard University Rafferty, Nancy, Falmouth. MA Reynolds, George, Princeton University Rome, Larry, University of Pennsylvania Ruderman, Joan, Harvard Medical School Segal, Sheldon, The Population Council Sheng, Morgan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Shephard, Frank, Woods Hole Data Base Shimomura, Osamu, Falmouth, MA Smith. Tim, Northeast Fisheries Science Center Solomon, Dennis, Yarmouth Port. MA Spector, Abraham, College of Physicians & Surgeons Spotte, Stephen, Mote Marine Lab Steinberg. Martin. Boston University School of Medicine Stuart, Ann. University of North Carolina Sullivan, Gerald, Savio Prep-Boston Tnnkhaus, John, Yale University Tweedell. Kenyon. University of Notre Dame Tycosmski, Mark. University of Pennsylvania Walton, Alan, Cavendish Laboratory Warren. Leonard, University of Pennsylvania Weissmann, Gerald. New York University Medical Center Whittaker. J Richard. University of New Brunswick Woods Hole Research Center
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MBL annual report 2002 MARINE BIOLO
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