The September Image of the Month from UAB Archives has been posted.

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Heads up researchers! Beginning FY 2020 (October 2019) Federal funders now require ORCID iD registration for all new fellowship, research training, education, and career development proposals.

In this issue:

• Library Hours
• Reynolds-Finley Associates Research Fellow Wins Book Award
• Workshops and Classes
• 3D Printing Preview
• Leonardo da Vinci’s Anatomical Drawings

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Registration for the Fall 2019 Business Research Toolkit is now open at http://uab.libsurveys.com/brtregistrationfa2019. The link is also accessible on the Business Research Toolkit Guide. Registration is limited to 120 participants. There is no cost to take the BRT, and it is open to any current UAB student, faculty, or staff member. The last day to register is Thursday, September 5, 2019.

Stop by the Lister Hill Library 3D Printing space any time between 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM on August 30th or September 6th, to see a demonstration of our LulzBot Taz 6, Form 2, and Allevi 1 printers.

UAB Libraries is pleased to announce that the Public Health Information Literacy Certificate Course (Category B, non-credit) is now available on Canvas for the Fall Semester!

The August Image of the Month from UAB Archives has been posted.

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The Anatomical Studies of Leonardo da Vinci, a new exhibit on display on the 3rd floor of Lister Hill Library of the Health Sciences, traces the various stages of Leonardo’s anatomical studies and puts his work within the context of contemporary and subsequent anatomical and physiological understanding.

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This UAB Libraries technology workshop will provide an introduction to modeling for 3D printing using the free browser-based design software TinkerCAD. TinkerCAD is easy-to-use design software that does not require any previous knowledge of modeling, programming, or 3D printing. Beginners and interested individuals with no previous experience in this area are highly encouraged to attend. These sessions are open to anyone with a valid Blazer ID and password, including students, faculty, and staff. The content of each session in this series will be the same. Participants are welcome to attend multiple sessions.