http://hdl.handle.net/1813/3721 2013-05-22T19:40:08Z 2013-05-22T19:40:08Z Devare, Medha http://hdl.handle.net/1813/3744 2006-11-07T21:47:04Z 2006-11-07T17:15:13Z

Title: An Introduction to NCBI?s Bioinformatics Resources Authors: Devare, Medha Abstract: This workshop provides an introduction to National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) databases commonly used by life scientists. The workshop is specifically designed for those with no or little knowledge of bioinformatics, and begins with a brief tutorial on molecular biology fundamentals and the basic theory behind DNA and protein sequencing. We will then move on to the effective use of NCBI's bibliographic, nucleotide, protein, gene, and genome databases, the Basic Local Alignment Search Tool (BLAST), and /Cn3D/, NCBI's 3-D visualization tool for proteins.

2006-11-07T17:15:13Z Kenney, Anne http://hdl.handle.net/1813/3743 2007-12-09T13:38:32Z 2006-11-07T17:11:50Z

Title: Metes and Bounds:Agricultural E-Journal Archiving Landscape Authors: Kenney, Anne Abstract: Anne R. Kenney assessed the current state of e-journal preservation efforts as they relate to agricultural literature and discussed the various options currently available, based on a study she and her colleagues conducted on e-journal preservation for the Council of Library and Information Resources (CLIR) and the Association of Research Libraries (ARL).

2006-11-07T17:11:50Z Gibbons, Susan http://hdl.handle.net/1813/3728 2006-11-07T07:07:42Z 2006-11-07T02:04:16Z

Title: Building Successful Digital Repositories Authors: Gibbons, Susan Abstract: Ultimately, the success of an institutional repository is dependent on faculty and researchers depositing their materials into it. Using a work practice study methodology and the guidance of a trained anthropologist, Susan Gibbons and others at the University of Rochester, River Campus Libraries undertook an investigation of how an institutional repository may or may not fit into the existing work practices of faculty in different disciplines. Ms. Gibbons shared those findings and suggested ways that an institutional repository can be better aligned with faculty expectations and practices.

2006-11-07T02:04:16Z Rieger, Oya http://hdl.handle.net/1813/3727 2006-11-07T07:07:35Z 2006-11-07T01:54:07Z

Title: Successful Digital Repositories: Selecting an Institutional Repository Model Authors: Rieger, Oya Abstract: Oya Rieger offers strategies to select and implement repository system features and functionality and illustrates a broad range of case studies. Description: Preconference presentation for USAIN 2006 conference

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