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 […]
This week’s featured prints are brain models that Dr. Minghong Ma, Assistant Professor in the Department of Neuroscience at Penn’s Perelman School of Medicine, uses to teach neuroanatomy to first-year medical students. […]
BioCyc is a collection of Pathway Genome Databases (PGDBs) containing genomic and metabolic pathway data on many organisms. We are very excited to now offer this subscription database to current Penn faculty, […]
On January 26th, Penn Nursing’s Center for Global Women’s Health (CGWH) held its first annual West Philly Women’s Health Day at West Philadelphia High School. The day featured a variety of presentations […]
Printed in ABS plastic on Stratasys SE uPlus printer. Learn more about the Biomedical Library’s 3D printing service which is proud to print complimentary objects and provide 3D design consultations contributing to innovation […]
Bioinformatics is a booming interdisciplinary field which Penn Libraries is now supporting. Bioinformatics is the intersection of fields of Computer Science, Statistics, Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, and Genomics which aid in the creation […]
Please join us for the presentation and discussion: registration is requested. The book is available to current Penn faculty, staff and students through the Penn Libraries as an ebook. Our Biomeditations Book Talks are informal […]
Why do knees need patellas? This week’s featured 3D print was designed to help answer that question. The print is an anatomically correct model of a functioning knee. The Continuum Tissue Mechanics […]
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