
Meet the Makers: Hezro Da Silva
Located in the EHSEB 3100 computer lab, is a 3D printer lab, run by the Eccles Health Sciences Library. 3D printing services are available to University of Utah students, faculty, […]
Read MoreLocated in the EHSEB 3100 computer lab, is a 3D printer lab, run by the Eccles Health Sciences Library. 3D printing services are available to University of Utah students, faculty, […]
Read MoreWalk into the Eccles Health Sciences Library at the University of Utah and you’ll be greeted by stacks of books, rows of study spaces, a bit of construction noise, and […]
Read MoreHello, avid learners and forward-thinking researchers! We’re thrilled to introduce an array of cutting-edge technologies that are revolutionizing the landscape of learning and research at the Eccles Health Sciences Library. […]
Read MoreWednesday, October 4, 202311 AM – 1 PM Drop by Wednesday, October 4th between 11am to 1pm and be one of the first to see what the future library renovations […]
Read MoreThe Food is Medicine Conference is a continuing education conference hosted by the University of Utah Center for Community Nutrition designed for healthcare professionals who are looking to better incorporate nutrition into patient care. The FIM conference will bring together over 200 health professionals, students, and community leaders to learn, engage and collaborate on the prescriptive power of nutrition to advance the prevention and treatment of chronic illness.
Read MoreDesigned to provide clinicians first-person perspective on the challenges patients may face in seeking health care, the selected project will receive one year of development services worth $100k from the […]
Read MoreThe Eccles Health Sciences Library has built out a virtual simulation space for the health sciences in the Eccles Health Sciences Education Building (EHSEB).
Read MoreThe Eccles Health Sciences Library has partnered with the College of Nursing, Edible Campus Gardens and the FeedU Pantry to build a Seed Library! It is aimed at increasing access to locally grown food, providing food for those with food insecurity, facilitating local plant resilience to disease, and promoting community well-being for Health Sciences students, staff and faculty.
Read MoreAs you walk into the Eccles Health Sciences Library, you may notice something new. A large bookshelf now sits close to the front desk.
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