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Primary support from Lars Washburn: Chemistry Audio/Visual Equipment <chemav@cornell.edu>. No cell number available, but Lar's office number, which he receives in many locations within the building, is 5-2372.

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  • Primary support from Lars Washburn: Chemistry Audio/Visual Equipment <chemav@cornell.edu>. No cell number available, but Lar's office number, which he receives in many locations within the building, is 5-2372.
  • Chemistry IT provides some backup to Lars in his responsiblities for A/V support within Chemistry:

Notes from Chemistry IT

Compilations of some use-cases in which Chemistry IT has stepped in to assist.

Request: Chair's Office requests recording made of Prof. Geoff Coates accepting honor from the National Academy of Science (NAS)

Lars was not going to be available on Saturday to do the recording, which would have been on potential solution. Chemistry IT thus asked to make this happen.Ticket:

  • INC000002222844 Chair's Office - recording NAS induction

Details: Chemistry IT instead made other arrangements, which did conflict with anyone's availability on that Saturday. Oliver contacted NAS and they were happy to send us not only a better quality video than what we could record in real-time via a web browser from their video stream on Saturday. They also properly edited it. In addition, Oliver secured the anticipated required intellectual property (IP) rights for our subsequent use. These were confirmed to be required especially since the stated intent was to post it to Cornell's eCommons for more persistent access, and securing IP is a precondition to posting items not from Cornell to that repository.

FUTURE event, info for

NAS are happy to do provide this service again (video recording, editing, and IP statement) for the Cornell Chemistry Department. And now that it is set up it doesn't have to be Chemistry IT making this administrative (non-technical) request.

Prof. Hector "Tito" Abruna to receive same NAS honor in 2019, per May 2017 announcement:

 

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