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Innovation Space Newsletter – Makers @ HS/HSL: Teaching Anatomy

Read the latest edition here to find out more about how Dr. Adam Puche, PhD, Professor of Anatomy and Neurobiology is utilizing 3D printing and visualizing human anatomy for medical education. Continue reading

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Whiteboard Project: Toilet Paper – Over or Under?

A question for the ages.  Should the toilet paper roll hang under or over?  It is clear from our scientific polling that most of you prefer that it hang over.  In fact, it was proven that this was the original intent by a patent image of the designer’s clear diagram showing that toilet paper should hang over.  The end. Continue reading

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Whiteboard Project: Which OS Does Your Phone Use?

It was a squeaker this time, but Apple still won the day with 27 votes versus 24 for Android.  Somebody out there uses the Windows OS.  Thank you for voting!  Look out for our next question… Continue reading

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HS/HSL Delayed Opening Saturday, July 15th, 9:00am

The HS/HSL will open one hour late on Saturday, July 15th at 9:00am instead of 8:00am.  The Campus is completing a generator project and testing will extend until Saturday morning.  There is concern that the Library could experience a power surge or outage during the testing, so a delayed opening was required. Continue reading

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New Opiate Addiction and Treatment Portal from the National Library of Medicine

The U.S. is in the midst of an opioid epidemic, with approximately 12.5 million people who misused prescription opioids and over 33,000 deaths by opioid overdose in 2015.  The National Library of Medicine (NLM) recently released a portal on Opiate Addiction and … Continue reading

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Whiteboard Project – What Are Your Plans for July 4th?

Your options were: barbecuing, hitting the beach, something else, or perhaps “nothing?” Well, doing nothing is the big winner this time. We are sorry for you poor folks who had to take exams and study. Continue reading

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July 4th Holiday – HS/HSL’s Schedule

HS/HSL Schedule July 1 – July 4 Saturday, July 1           8:00AM – 6:00PM Sunday, July 2             CLOSED Monday, July 3           6:00AM* – 8:00PM Tuesday, … Continue reading

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Whiteboard Project: New Wonder Woman Wins Overall!

The second whiteboard asked, “Who is your favorite Wonder Woman and Superman character?”   Gal Gadot’s new version of Wonder Woman won with the most votes overall, but Christopher Reeve was still the sentimental choice and won in the Superman category. Thanks for  voting! Continue reading

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New KIC Click Super Scanner Arrives

The KIC Click scanner on the HS/HSL’s first floor is a high speed, touch screen scanner that allows you to quickly scan books, chapters and other documents. Continue reading

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Introducing NNLM RD3: Resources for Data-Driven Discovery

The National Network of Libraries of Medicine (NNLM) is excited to announce a new web resource, NNLM RD3: Resources for Data-Driven Discovery. NNLM RD3 is a place for librarians, information professionals, library and information science students, and interested individuals to … Continue reading

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