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Below are selected research tools for finding music for, and information about, the harp. Consult the McGill Library catalogue and the Music Library's card catalogue of scores for complete holdings information. If you have further questions, please contact a member of the full-time staff for assistance.

The Life Sciences Library has created a mobile web site that makes it easier for you to access and use the mobile resources available in the health sciences.

The mobile web site can be accessed at:

The role of the Humanities & Social Sciences Library Advisory Committee (HuSSLAC) is to advise the Associate Director, Client Services, Humanities, Law, Management and Social Sciences on policy matters relating to collections, services and specific user needs, and to consider questions under review by the Senate Committee on Libraries.

The Life Sciences Library Advisory Committee (2012/2013) is made up of:

9 Members appointed by the Faculty of Medicine

Faculty of Medicine

andrea [at] bic [dot] mni [dot] mcgill [dot] ca (Dr. Andrea Bernasconi (2013), Chair)
Department of Neurology & McConnell Brain
Imaging Center Montreal Neurological Institute

james [dot] coulton [at] mcgill [dot] ca (Dr. James Coulton (2013))
Dept. of Microbiology and Immunology
Lyman Duff Medical Sciences Building, Room 403

Electronic indexes

Main indexes (for grad students and researchers)

• Compendex
  covers all engineering disciplines, 1884-
• GEOBASE

Reference Sources (Encyclopedias/Dictionaries/Biographies)

Electronic

A patent is a right granted by a national government, upon application and in exchange for a complete disclosure of an invention that would allow a third party the ability to practice the invention. A patent grants to the applicant the exclusive right to make, use, or sell the claimed invention for a limited period of time.

Although McGill does not have patents, web-based patent search and retrieval systems are available for preliminary patent searches.

Finding information in the early publications: bulletins, reports, memoirs

This guide will help locate older and historic publications of the Geological Survey of Canada (GSC) within the McGill University Library system.

How to find GSC literature: Electronic and print indexes available through McGill University Library

Electronic Indexes

The primary resource to identify useful libraries and archives in the history of the health sciences is the annual Directory published by the History of Medicine Division of the US National Library of Medicine. - Directory of History of Medicine Collections. This is available both in print and online.