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What is Prism?
Prism is an institutional repository for the research and scholarly output of Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine (FSM). Prism preserves intellectual works created by the Feinberg scholarly community, enhances the visibility of Feinberg scholarship, and promotes authors by enabling discovery and accessibility of works by the international scientific community.
Prism facilitates the discovery and recognition of research and scholarship at Feinberg by bringing together open access to traditional and non-traditional research and information on scholarly activities across all disciplines. Populated with institutional and public data sources, Prism represents a living record of scholarly output.
Where can I find Prism?
Prism is available at: https://prism.northwestern.edu
Use Prism to:
I need help and training!
Don't worry, Prism help documentation is available in this guide. Galter Health Sciences Library & Learning Center holds semi-regular training for FSM faculty and staff in how to upload their scholarly outputs into Prism. Training will include the following:
For more assistance with using Prism, contact prism@northwestern.edu. Every person at Feinberg is responsible for creating and maintaining their own scholarly outputs in Prism.
How do I get started with Prism?
Who can use Prism?
Prism can be searched by anyone with access to the internet. To deposit files into Prism, you must be Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine faculty, student, or staff, with a current Northwestern University network account (NetID) and password. Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine emeriti faculty may also use Prism.
What are the guidelines for content submission?
For more detailed information, see Content in Prism.