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NLM Organizational Archives
Lister Hill Center for Biomedical Communications Records
Established by a joint resolution of the United States Congress in 1968, the Lister Hill Center is a research and development division of the National Library of Medicine. Seeking to improve access to high quality biomedical information for individuals around the world, the Lister Hill Center conducts and supports research and development in the dissemination of high quality imagery, medical language processing, high-speed access to biomedical information, intelligent database systems development, multimedia visualization, knowledge management, data mining and machine-assisted indexing. The staff is contains backgrounds in medicine, computer science, library and information sciences, linguistics, cognitive science, education, and engineering.
Further information is available at http://lhncbc.nlm.nih.gov/lhc/
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0710 |
AIM/TWX & GM. |
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2000-052 |
Alaska Health Communications (reports, correspondence, notes, and reference materials), 1968-1991 (0.84 linear ft.) |
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2000-062 |
Lister Hill records, 1969-88 |
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2001-037 |
Architectural Feasibility Study by O’Connor & Kilham (3 large bound volumes, 1967, 1968, 1969), 1967-1969 (1 linear ft.) |
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2001-047 |
Development of ELHILL-III (proposals, evaluations, reports and a speech), 1968-1971 (0.21 linear ft.) |
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2001-101 |
LHNBC - medicine/El Hill competitive analysis, 1971-86 |
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2002-002 |
Biomedical Communications Network. |
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Lister Hill office files. Research |
Last reviewed: 13 October 2006
Last updated: 04 January 2005
First published: 14 May 2004
Metadata| Permanence level: Permanent: Dynamic Content