UCSF launches new improved Industry Documents Library

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Today the UCSF Industry Documents Library launched a complete redesign of the website that aligns with evolving institutional and user research needs and delivers a new and improved user experience.

What’s new?

  • Advanced search capabilities: More powerful filters, faster document loading, ability to browse related items from the Document Viewer without returning to search results page
  • Streamlined content organization: Custom tags and notes for organizing saved documents
  • Enhanced readability & accessibility: Enjoy a clean, modern interface with responsive layouts that are WCAG-compliant

Save the date – On Tuesday, September 9, 1:30 p.m. ET/10:30 a.m. PT UCSF is hosting a live website open house and Q&A session! Please register to receive the Zoom webinar link.

Published by Stanton Glantz

Stanton Glantz is a retired Professor of Medicine who served on the University of California San Francisco faculty for 45 years. He conducts research on tobacco and cannabis control and cardiovascular disease/

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