This week’s featured 3D print models the folding mechanism of the protein, Cytochrome c, for a laboratory in the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of medicine. […]
Just over a month ago, the Biomedical Library featured Dr. Paul Offit for a discussion of his recent book, Bad Advice. It was such a successful event that we immediately decided to do […]
Liz Jenkins, a Masters student in Drexel University’s Library and Information Science program, and previously a research assistant at Drexel’s Metadata Research Center, is applying her skills and interest in metadata to […]
This week’s print features a model of a heart — specifically the anatomy of the left ventricular outflow tract. The model was printed in a special flexible material to resemble the pliable […]
Health literacy is the set of skills we use to find and evaluate information in order to make health-related decisions. October, Health Literacy Month, was an exciting month in and out of […]
3D print a 1:1 scale Penn Museum object as part of a program to learn how to make storage mounts for objects. Printed in ABS plastic on the Stratasys These prints were […]
It’s time for the #IPSAG Tech ‘n’ Treat Lunch, a drop-in networking event for students interested in clinical or other health-related careers. How do you “Tech ‘n’ Treat“? Tech: Share your thoughts about technologies available […]
This week’s print is a preoperative surgical planning spinal model that was part of a Penn Vet neurology 3D printing study. Such models are created from medical scans using specialized software. For […]
A new addition to Penn Libraries, the Materials Library, located on the ground floor of the Fisher Fine Arts Library, has a wildly eclectic and unique collection of physical materials – pigments, textures, […]
Due to popular demand, the Biomedical Library is now offering a poster layout service to Penn faculty, students and staff. The service includes placement of your content into a poster format, placement of […]
