Think You’re Seeing Double?

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The astute among you (or the inveterate blog watchers) caught me blogging on a new outlet last week: DataScience@NIH. You're not seeing double, and I haven’t abandoned NLM Musings from the Mezzanine. In January, 2017 I assumed the role of the NIH Interim Associate Director for Data Science (iADDS), as Dr. Phil Bourne stepped down … Continue reading Think You’re Seeing Double?

NLM Associate Fellows Spark Library Alchemy

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Their accomplishments push us forward

Walk with Me While I Walk with Those Who Walked for Freedom

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Those bold enough to confront challenges bring change.

Who’s Out There?

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I write this blog for a number of reasons. Sharing my ideas helps me clarify my thoughts. It helps me plant a seed to advance an idea or enlist your support. It also gives me the opportunity to introduce different aspects of the National Library of Medicine and its vast array of services. And obviously, … Continue reading Who’s Out There?