Neuro-Health Sciences Librarian
Welcome to IU!
This LibGuide provides information about IU Libraries and specific resources to help you excel in your studies. This guide you will find: access to databases that are interdisciplinary and specific to psychology and neuroscience, tips and tricks for sifting through search results, information about citing in APA, and other helpful tools to get the job done.
Meet Your Librarian
Who I am
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I am the Psychological and Brain Sciences Librarian at IU Bloomington. I also work with Nursing, Optometry, and Speech & Hearing Sciences
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I'm an IU alumna!
What can I help with
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Identifying resources (including books, articles, scales & measures, etc.)
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Purchasing or locating materials not currently in our collection
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Brainstorm other ways of searching
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Citation management support
How can you contact and find me
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Schedule a Meeting--You can request a meeting with me by clicking the red button underneath my picture on the left
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Email--alminix@iu.edu
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Phone--(812) 855-8136
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Offices--Sciences Library (Chemistry 002) and the Health Sciences Building (1030). Request consultation via phone or email.
Getting Started
IU Libraries and your subject librarian can provide a number of services to support your research and learning. These services include but certainly are not limited to the following:
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Using the DOI citation linker to get access to an article full text or populate the InterLibrary Loan form
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Setting up your professional identity with ORCID--your personal lifelong identification number for you and your research
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Getting organized with citation management: EndNote, Mendeley, or Zotero
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Help you find: answers, collaborators, grant opportunities, post-doc positions
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Maximizing your research presence by supporting publishing with the Open Access Article Publishing Fund and depositing work in IUScholarWorks
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Manage your data
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Measure the impact of your research
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Purchase or license materials you need