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An Academic Library-Biotech Industry Partnership: Defining A Collaboration, Deborah A. Crooke, Marie T. Ascher, Marta Ambroziak
An Academic Library-Biotech Industry Partnership: Defining A Collaboration, Deborah A. Crooke, Marie T. Ascher, Marta Ambroziak
NYMC Faculty Posters
New York Medical College opened BioInc@NYMC, a multimillion-dollar government-funded biotechnology incubator, in October 2014. To spur medical innovation and economic development, the public and private sectors collaborated to provide biotech start-ups with state-of-the-art facilities. By April 2015 four start-up companies had joined the incubator. The Health Sciences Library was given a unique opportunity to interface with the private biotechnology industry and define an academic library-biotechnology industry partnership.
Seeking Out New Blood (And Brains!) For Section Membership Through Quick Response (Qr) Codes And Zombies, Marie T. Ascher, Beth Whipple
Seeking Out New Blood (And Brains!) For Section Membership Through Quick Response (Qr) Codes And Zombies, Marie T. Ascher, Beth Whipple
NYMC Faculty Posters
Objectives: Although the Medical Informatics Section (MIS) is one of the largest MLA sections, new ways to enhance section membership breathe life into a section. The creation of a Zombie Hunt game is a novel interactive approach to encourage people to join our section, have fun, and use some technology during MLA '12.
Mla Amplified: Content Analysis And Tweeter Tales, Marcus Banks, Marie T. Ascher
Mla Amplified: Content Analysis And Tweeter Tales, Marcus Banks, Marie T. Ascher
NYMC Faculty Posters
Objectives: During the 2010 Annual Meeting of the Medical Library Association, in addition to the conference blog with official bloggers, there was an active Twitter stream using the hashtag #mla2010. Lorcan Dempsey has coined the term “amplified conference” to refer to conferences which employ social media and networking tools (Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, etc.) to communicate conference content. This poster presents an overview of the #mla2010 Tweets as a social and intellectual history of the meeting.