This week’s featured print is a cap for a shaker machine in a research laboratory. Shakers are instruments that blend or agitate substances to form a homogenous mixture from more than one […]
Last fall, I nominated one of my office buddies, Liz Jenkins, an intern at the Biomedical and Veterinary Medicine Libraries and a Master of Library and Information Science (MLIS) student at Drexel University, […]
This week’s featured print is a graduate student’s final physical model for ARCH70, “Design Studio V,” at Penn Design. It features the concept of the elevator shaft of the residential tower being […]
Joyce Angelucci is a Penn alum both academically and professionally: she holds an undergraduate degree from Wharton in Business Administration and was once the Syllabus Coordinator for Academic Programs in the Perelman […]
This week’s featured 3D prints are various dental models. These models are created from scans that dentists can take right in their office. They use a technology called “cone beam computed tomography” […]
The Biomedical Library played a big role over the course of the 2019 Healthcare Challenge, hosting one of the design workshops in Janurary as well as the final presentations in February. As […]
What’s happening at the Biomedical Library over the next several weeks? Read on… #IPSAG Lunch on Tuesday March 19th, 12pm – 2pm: What’s IPSAG? #IPSAG stands for InterProfessional Student Advisory Gatherings, our networking event series […]
This week’s featured prints are prototype discs for spinal disc replacement in goats to provide pain relief and long-term function. The prototypes allowed the interdisciplinary team of researchers to determine optimal disc […]
WHEN: March 11, 219, 4:00pm – 6:30pm EDT WHERE: Perry World House, The World Forum, 3803 Locust Walk RSVP REQUIRED. PLEASE REGISTER AT THIS LINK As posted on the School of Nursing events website: In […]
Kathleen Fox, who graduated in 2017 from the City University of New York at Queens College with an M.S. in Library Science, arrived at the Penn Libraries this past fall. With a […]
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