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 […]
The Biomedical Library hosted the first event of the 2019 Healthcare Design Challenge in the recently reopened Stemmler side of the library. The Health Care Design Challenge is directed each year by […]
This week’s featured prints are cookie cutters for a class on Intellectual Property and Corporate Lawyering. These emoji shaped cookie cutters represent the capability of 3D print design to break copyright and […]
Are you frequently searching Penn Libraries e-resources from off-campus? Do you often link to our e-resources from non-Penn Libraries sites such as Google Scholar? Then we’ve got good news for you. Accessing […]
What is a Systematic Review? “A properly conducted systematic review faithfully summarizes the evidence from all relevant studies on the topic of interest, and it does so concisely and transparently.” (Cook, 1997) Come […]
The Biomedical Library is launching a new Health Sciences Teaching Faculty guide. The guide brings together a number of resources that can help you as you construct your course content. Many of […]
What good are expired medical devices? Well, Penn Health-Tech believes that tinkerers may find them to be quite useful and has built a stockpile of them for teams to prototype, reverse engineer, and use for their […]
