The Biomedical Library now offers 3D design consultations, by appointment only, to faculty, students and staff of the University of Pennsylvania. Our 3D-printing gurus are talented graduate students from the schools […]
Are you interested in how to best assess the impact of your work as a researcher? Are you an administrator interested in the research impact or collaborations of the faculty in your […]
On Wednesday August 29th, 2018, #IPSAG (which stands for Interprofessional Student Advisory Gatherings, a Penn Libraries-hosted interprofessional networking event series geared towards health sciences students) held its 2nd Annual Welcome (Back) Lunch at the Biomedical Library. […]
When seeking answers to clinical questions at the point of care, healthcare professionals must locate relevant, concise, highly reliable and synthesized evidence-based information in a very short period of time, e.g., 3-5 […]
What good are medical devices whose expiration date has passed? Well, Penn Health-Tech believes that tinkerers may find such expired devices quite useful and has started to build a stockpile of them for teams to prototype, reverse engineer, […]
The Biomedical Library is pleased to announce that the portion of our library (the Stemmler Hall side) that has been closed since 2015, is now reopened, freshly carpeted, with ample space to […]
BGS students lined up yesterday to subscribe to this Biomeditations blog and enter a raffle for a fitbit versa and two copies of EndNote. And the winners are: fitbit versa: Jennifer Ramirez […]
Do you have NCBI database questions beyond PubMed? Then meet Subin George, our Bioinformatics intern. Subin, a graduate student pursuing a Professional Science Master’s degree in Bioinformatics at Temple University, joined the […]
Every year the Biomedical Library sponsors a Library Information Fair for incoming Perelman School of Medicine students. The theme for this year’s event, organized by Medical Education Librarian, Frank Campbell, and held […]
Meet James, the Biomedical Library’s Innovation Intern. James Bigbee, a junior in the School of Engineering & Applied Science, a computer science major with a minor in art, joined the Biomedical Library as our Innovation […]
