Maps

Delivering on promises of both action and suspense, Soulbound will take you across 12 levels of puzzle solving, boss-slaying, story packed thrill and adventure.

Grab your friends and your jackets because the temperature is not your friend in this map. You and a friend head to an unnamed land seeking a hidden treasure in the elusive "Cliffside Temple" while locals whisper rumors of a "Dark Power" and monsters. Part 1 of the map is all about surviving in a brutal environment that is far more difficult than your average Minecraft world; however, not all is as it seems. The puzzle rules are determined by you and your friends, so it can be as difficult as you'd like. The scenarios of the heists are great as well. It features seven to 12 hours of gameplay, so you can expect a ton of fun between you and the friend you take along on the journey. Four of the maps missions are based on Payday 2 missions, so there's a good bit of nostalgia if you're a long-time player. It's a perfect map to enjoy with friends when the market is looking dry and none of your other games are catching your eye. Player one uses a bow, and is allowed to initiate dialogue with NPCs, while player two uses a sword but cannot initiate dialogue. The only downside to this map is that there's only about one to three hours of gameplay. As such, the community began creating maps that would take the game's unique play style and survival aspects to new lands. Delivering on promises of both action and suspense, Soulbound will take you across 12 levels of puzzle solving, boss-slaying, story packed thrill and adventure.

Weill Cornell Medicine researchers have developed a computational method to map the architecture of human tissues in unprecedented detail. Their approach ...

Many Weill Cornell Medicine physicians and scientists maintain relationships and collaborate with external organizations to foster scientific innovation and provide expert guidance. André Rendeiro](https://cemm.at/research/groups/andre-rendeiro-group), a postdoctoral fellow at Weill Cornell Medicine during the study and currently a principal investigator at the [Research Center for Molecular Medicine of the Austrian Academy of Sciences](https://cemm.at/) in Vienna, Austria, compares the new method to mapping a city such as New York: “One way to go about it would be to go to every intersection and count each kind of building: is it residential, is it commercial … Collaborating with a colleague at the To address that, Kim and his colleagues developed an unsupervised computational strategy, using a combination of single-cell gene expression profiles and cells’ locations to define structural regions within a tissue. “Now, cell biologists have gained the ability to examine individual cells in tremendous detail, down to which genes each cell is expressing, so they’re focused on the cells instead of focusing on the tissue structure,” he said. “Looking at tissues under the microscope, you see a bunch of cells that are grouped together spatially—you see that organization in images almost immediately,” said lead author Junbum Kim, a graduate student in physiology and biophysics at Weill Cornell Medicine.

Five rare Nordic maps were donated from the collection of UMN Morris Chancellor Emeritus Dave Johnson.

The remaining maps were purchased by Johnson specifically for Briggs Library. Three of the maps from the collection were personally owned by the Johnson family. Johnson recently donated five rare Nordic maps to the Rodney A.