What Library Classes and Events Does Lane Medical Library Offer?

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Lane Medical Library runs a rotating schedule of workshops and events, and you can browse the full calendar and sign up through the "All Classes & Events" link on its homepage. The sessions listed on the site cover practical research skills—such as integrating AI tools into a research workflow, introductory data analysis with R, and navigating NIH compliance across the research lifecycle—so the calendar is the place to check for current topics, dates, and registration.

What kinds of classes are listed

The homepage's "Library Classes & Events" section shows upcoming sessions with a date, time, and title. Examples from the posted schedule include:

  • 7 Practical Ways of Integrating AI Tools into Your Research Workflow — a session on applying AI tools during research.
  • Data Analysis with R for Beginners, Part 1 — an introductory, multi-part series on R for data analysis.
  • Navigating NIH Compliance Across the Research Lifecycle: Grants, Data, and Publications — a session on NIH compliance covering grants, data, and publications.

These examples show the range: research workflow tools, hands-on data skills, and research compliance. Because the calendar rotates, treat the listed sessions as a sample of the format rather than a fixed catalog.

How to find the full schedule and register

  1. Go to the Lane Medical Library homepage.
  2. Find the Library Classes & Events section, which previews upcoming sessions with their times.
  3. Select All Classes & Events to see the complete calendar.
  4. Open the individual event you want and follow its registration instructions.

The homepage preview shows only a few entries, so the "All Classes & Events" view is the reliable way to see everything currently scheduled.

What else the site offers for staying informed

Beyond the events calendar, the homepage includes a Sign Up for Our Email Newsletters option, described as a way to get "the latest about library resources, services, classes and more delivered to your inbox." If you want advance notice of new classes rather than checking the calendar repeatedly, the newsletter is the intended channel.

Practical notes

  • Sessions are listed with specific start and end times (for example, a 2:00–3:00 PM slot), so check the time zone and your availability before registering.
  • Some classes are multi-part—"Data Analysis with R for Beginners, Part 1" implies a series—so confirm whether later parts require separate registration.
  • The homepage also links to Journals, Books, Databases, and Guides, which are separate from the classes and events calendar.

For the current list of topics, dates, and sign-up details, use the "All Classes & Events" link on lane.stanford.edu rather than relying on any single snapshot of the schedule.