Menu

The Medical Research Library of Brooklyn

Evolving to meet the needs of all users and to provide services and resources for academic, clinical and research needs in a safe and friendly environment.

Welcome

The Medical Research Library of Brooklyn is located on three floors of the Health Sciences Education Building (HSEB). The main floor on the first level is the Library Information Commons that provides 24/7 access to users. The Library Information Commons has a designated eating area as well as collaborative learning spaces and individual carrels for private study. The second floor is a designated silent study area and also caters to group study. The basement level houses the Advanced Learning Resource Center with individual carrels and classrooms.

Over the years, the Library has continued to evolve to meet new needs and provide very different services and resources beyond its original mandate. The Library provides a safe environment for its users and the Staff is always willing to address your needs.

This content contains a search box. For further access go directly to Primo.

Register with the Library

New faculty/staff users will need to register with the Library in order to check out materials and to use the personalization functions in Primo, the Library's new discovery service.  Complete and submit this Registration Form. Faculty/Staff Users are encouraged to do this early in the semester to avoid delays. Students are already registered and do not need to do so again.

Register Here

Quick Links

 

Welcome New Students

New students can find useful information about the Library using our online guide.

Find Out More

COVID 19 Resources

Our guide compiled by the Downstate library brings together useful resources about COVID 19 pandemic.

Find Out More

Can We Help?

Look for help with Library resources.

Find Out More

Find It

Scholarly Publishing

 

Libraries

As a New York state employee, you are eligible to access resources from the New York State Library, including BioOne, JSTOR, and PsycInfo. To access these resources, you must first register with the state library to gain remote access. 
Instructions for applying for access (PDF)

Connect with the Library

 

Facebook

Facebook Icon

Twitter

Twitter Icon