Come out\u00a0for this talk by\u00a0James King, Information Architect and Branch Chief at the internal research library\u00a0for the largest biomedical founder in the world. James will discuss the technology strategy driving the\u00a0library’s developments in data, collaboration, and virtual learning.\u00a0He will also discuss two of the library\u2019s current initiatives \u2013 Custom Information Solutions, a geek squad team building data-rich websites for disease spaces, and the Technology Hub, a sandbox learning and maker space designed to experiment with 3D printing, data visualization, modeling, GIS, and bioinformatics analysis.\u00a0 This is event is free to attend in person, and is also being broadcast as a free webinar.<\/p>\n
Tuesday, May 17th, 6pm-8pm, Lillian H. Smith Library, 239 College St.<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Medical Maker Space – Tech Strategy at the National Institutes of Health in Washington, DC Come out\u00a0for this talk by\u00a0James King, Information Architect and Branch Chief at the internal research library\u00a0for the largest biomedical founder in the world. James will … Continue reading