Tuesday, March 4, 2014 1:00pm
Sterling Memorial Library Lecture Hall A
lthough one in three women report urinary incontinence, fewer than than 50% of women with incontinence seek care. Urinary tract problems significantly detract from quality of life, and many women discontinue activities they...
In a small classroom on the lower level of the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, a cardboard box, small scraps of paper, and manila file folders are set out before three researchers. The modest setting belies the unprecedented project being undertaken.
For the first time ever, the...
Seb Chan
Friday April 5, 2:00 pm
YCBA Lecture Hall, 1080 Chapel Street
Sebastian Chan is director of Digital & Emerging Media at the Smithsonian Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum in New York. He is responsible for the Museum's complete digital renewal and re-imagining as it undergoes...
An exhibit focusing on tobacco will open at the Cushing/Whitney Medical Library on May 15th. The tobacco industry has been selling smoke in America and other countries for well over a century. From sultry ladies to Santa, tobacco advertisers slickly packaged smoking in a variety of ways to lure...
The October issue of the Digital Initiatives and Technology newsletter is now available online at http://enews.library.yale.edu/digital/october2013.html. Among other things, it features details of the upcoming New Directions for Digital Scholarship forum in November.
A child survivor from Brussels, Belgium, relates her wartime experiences. She tells of her leave taking from her parents, and lovingly recalls the kindness of the priest, nuns, and childless couple who helped her survive in hiding. She also recounts her postwar reunion and experiences with her...
The following forums in April are sponsored by the Library's Standing Committee on Professional Awareness (SCOPA). Talks are free and open to the public. Increasing Library Opportunities to Work in Data-related Research: an Overview of Purdue's initiatives Jake Carlson, Data Services Specialist at...
