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Mattioli | Encyclopedia of Renaissance pharmacology | February 2020 Notes from the John Martin Rare Book Room @Hardin Library
PIETRO ANDREA MATTIOLI (1500-1577) Commentarii, in libros sex Pedacii Dioscoridis Anazarbei, Demedica materia. In officina Erasmiana; Apud Vincentium Valgrisium 1554 [48] 707 [1] pp., illus. 31.5 cm. Mattioli of Siena studied medicine at […]
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Creating Citations! Learn & Create Workshop
Creating Citations Quickly & Easily with Endnote Tuesday, March 3rd; 5:00 PM Engineering Library Creative Space Please bring your laptop. You need to write a research paper. You aren’t looking forward to it. You […]
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Learn & Create Standards Workshop!
Standards: Guides and Regulations for Building and Testing Tuesday, February 25th; 5:00 PM Engineering Library Creative Space From medical devices to concrete in walkways,standards are part of our everyday life. This workshop […]
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Considering OER? Get Some Funding with OpenHawks!
The Libraries are happy to announce our second round of OpenHawks funding, available to any faculty member or graduate student who is interested in using or developing Open Educational Resources (OER) for a UI course. If you are concerned […]
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Iowa City Darwin Day 2020
Iowa City Darwin Day, a grand celebration of science, will be held February 21-22 featuring speakers Carin Bondar, John Novembre, and Anya Prince. There will also be a talk by Elizabeth Yale “Illustrated Natural History in […]
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Meet Jared: Business Library Student Employee and UI Libraries Scholarship Winner
Meet Jared Bock: recipient of a Dale M. and Mary Gail Bentz Libraries Student Employee Scholarship “I chose Iowa because it is the perfect distance from home, has a beautiful campus, and offers a diverse array of programs and people. […]
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Meet Natalie: Business Library Student Employee and UI Libraries Scholarship Winner
Meet Natalie Boucher: recipient of a UI Libraries Student Employee Scholarship “The University of Iowa has a great English program. Ultimately, though, I felt a deep sense of authenticity at the University of Iowa and knew this […]
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Downtown Iowa City’s Horsey History
Along with our ancestors, horses helped build Iowa City, the state, and the nation. In the process, they profoundly shaped human identities. The current Main Library Gallery exhibition, The Pull of Horses on National and Local […]
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Meet Ryan: Business Library Student Employee and UI Libraries Scholarship Winner
Meet Ryan Greenough: recipient of a UI Libraries Student Employee Scholarship. “I had an older brother who attended Tippie before I did, so I knew if I came to Iowa I would get a great education. I also loved the campus and […]
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“The Desire for Freedom:” Early African American Settlers and Activists in Iowa
This post by IWA Graduate Assistant, Heather Cooper, is the first of a series highlighting African American history in the Iowa Women’s Archives’ collections. The series will continue weekly during Black History month, and […]
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