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A red 3D printed earring stand on a wooden table with Hello Kitty dolls in the background. The stand is tall and uses A-stand legs to stay upright. There are two rungs to hold earrings on, and each rung holds about five pairs of hanging earrings or hoops
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  • Vivienne Renee Dacres
3D Printed Earring Stand
A 3d printed earring stand for hoops and hanging earrings.
Lab Notes
A picture of a collection of bones on a wooden table. In the foreground, a series of metatarsal bones laid out on a notepad with each bone labeled. On the right is a laptop computer, and in the background on the table is a full model reconstruction of a right foot with all the bones connected. In the far back, on the table, is a rolled UM research poster.
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  • Maeve Ann Lyon
3D Printed Human Metatarsal Bones
3D printed metatarsal bones for a research presentation.
Lab Notes
A 3d printed webbed red hand used as a stand to hold a silver watch. The hand is stood fingers down, wrist up, on a wooden windowsill.
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  • Liam Guy Hoffman
3D Printed Watch Stand
3d printed webbed hand watch stand.
Lab Notes
A small white 3d printed model of a fighter jet on a dark gray background
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  • Alexander Darius Bidari
3D Printed Jet Model
3D printed jet model for instructional help.
Lab Notes
A 3d printed white rounded rectanglular strip. Along the right side is a strip of small squares, and in the middle of the rectangle is two small parallel rectangular cut-outs.
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  • William Keene Kappler
3D Printed Wound Monitoring Prototype
3D printed prototype for a wound monitoring device for M-HEAL Team
Lab Notes
Two 3D printed white vertebrae stacked on top of each other on a beige table. Each vertebra has a hollow center on top and a cylindrical plug on the bottom.
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  • Sabina Belle Cumming
3D Printed Interconnecting Vertebrae
3D printed connecting vertebrae for a project team.
Lab Notes
A white 3D printed spine model on a granite countertop.
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  • Owen Brewer
3D Printing a Spine Model for a Lumbar Puncture Trainer
3d printed spine model for pediatric ED lumbar puncture training.
Lab Notes
Erica Ervin showing students how to apply a design to a pencil case.
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  • Paige J Lemmon
Shapiro Design Day
The Library Ambassadors collaborated with the Design Lab to hold a Design Day event.
Student Stories
A screen shot of random files in a My Documents window, including PDF and Microsoft Word files.
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  • Lance Thomas Stuchell
A New Normal: Our Decision to Migrate DOC and DOCX Files
The thinking behind our decision to normalize files associated with the Microsoft Word program to the PDF/A-2u format for access and preservation purposes, and a brief overview of the migration process.
Bits and Pieces
Cover features a woman standing in front of an ancient Egyptian ruin, with trees on either side and crocodiles below her
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  • Vicki J Kondelik
What the River Knows by Isabel Ibañez
What the River Knows is a thrilling historical fantasy set in a version of 19th century Egypt where ancient magic exists. After her parents' deaths, the heroine, Inez Olivera, travels from Argentina to Egypt to discover what happened to them. Her last gift from her father was a golden ring, supposedly from the tomb of Cleopatra, with magic attached to it. Inez can sense the magic even after the ring is stolen from her, and she hopes it will lead her to Cleopatra's tomb. On the way, she meets Whit, her archaeologist uncle's assistant, and finds herself both annoyed by and attracted to him. They must work together to find the tomb, and what happened to Inez's parents.
Lost in the Stacks