The renovation of Countway Library allowed for the creation of a digital anatomy lab on our first floor and an audiovisual recording room on lower level L1. These innovative and collaborative spaces house an Anatomage Table, a 3D printer, audiovisual recording equipment, and workspace for a range of academic and personal projects. Harvard affiliates are welcome to reserve the Anatomage Table for classes and group presentations; please fill out the corresponding request form below and a member of the Publishing & Data Services team will contact you to discuss further.
Anatomage Table
The Anatomage Table allows for life-size rendering of human anatomy structures that can be rotated, manipulated, categorized, and "dissected" digitally. It includes full digital representations of several human subjects, as well as case studies of many anatomical abnormalities to allow students to see, for example, MRI images of a healthy and a diseased or deformed organ or structure. Instructors can also create modules and quizzes which students can interact with while working with the digital anatomy scans.
3D Printer
Countway Library has two Dremel 3D45 and two Bambu Lab H2D (with AMS 2 Pro) 3D printers available for academic projects upon request. To request use of the 3D printer or to discuss your project, please fill out the form below and a member of our team will work with you to help coordinate and realize your 3D print project.
Due to the limited capacity of staff and equipment, the Library can only accommodate single, one-off print requests. Large scale, high resolution, or bulk printing requests will not be accepted. While this is currently a no-cost service, please remember this is a shared resource, so be mindful of the print times and quantities requested.
Countway Library's 3D Printer Use Policy and Copyright Disclaimer can be found on the submission form. Please review the policy before submitting your print request.
Audio and Video Recording Studio
Countway offers a growing collection of audiovisual recording equipment for use in the Library upon request (the equipment cannot be removed from the L1 recording studio). The Recording Studio is reserved on a first come, first served basis. To book a time to use the equipment, please fill out the consultation form below.
Current Equipment
Audio Recording
- four (4) Shure MV7 Podcast XLR Microphones
- one (1) RØDE NT1 Cardioid Condenser Microphone
- one (1) RØDE RØDECaster Pro II Integrated Audio Production Studio
- one (1) Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 Audio Interface
Video Recording
- two (2) Nikon Z 6II hybrid still and mirrorless digital cameras
- two (2) RØDE Wireless Pro wireless microphone systems
- one (1) Westcott uLite LED Collapsible Softbox Lights
- one (1) Glide Gear iPad Smartphone Teleprompter V2
- three (3) Impact 10x12’ Background (Chroma Green, Dark Grey, and White)