Barrie Hayes, MSLS

Bioinformatics Librarian and Collaboration Center Manager

Recent Professional Activities

Eades, L. and Hayes, B.E. (2007). "Blogs, Wikis, RSS and Podcasting." in Williams J.M. and Goodwin, S.P. (Eds). Teaching with Technology: An Academic Librarian's Guide. London: Chandos Publishing, 2007.

Moore, Margaret E., K.T.L. Vaughan, Barrie E. Hayes, and Wallace McLendon (2005). “Developing an Interdisciplinary Collaboration Center in an Academic Health Sciences Library.” Medical Reference Services Quarterly 24(4): 99-108.

Hayes, B.E. (2005) An introduction to XML, Carolina Center for Genetic Analysis Tutorial, April 19, 2005.

Moore, M.E., K. T. L. Vaughan, and B. E. Hayes. (2005) "Building a Bioinformatics Community of Practice Through Library Education Programs." Medical Reference Services Quarterly 23, no.3 (2005): 71-80.

Vaughan, K.T.L., B. E. Hayes, and M. E. Moore. (2004). "A Diversified Approach to Creating a Community of Science in Bioinformatics." Poster presented at the 2004 Annual Meeting of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, Providence, RI , (November, 2004).

Hayes, B.E., K. T. L. Vaughan, and M. E. Moore. (2004). "Building a Bioinformatics Community of Practice Through Library Education Programs." Paper presented at the 2004 Annual Meeting of the Medical Library Association, Washington, DC, (May, 2004).

Hayes B.E., Eades L., London M.J., Hilligoss B., Ladd R., and Rae L.S. (2004). "Building a Better Website through a Collaborative Development Process." Poster presented at the 2004 Annual Meeting of the Medical Library Association, Washington, D.C., (May 2004).

Moore M.E, Garrison S., Hayes B., and McLendon W. (2003). "Reinventing a Health Sciences Digital Library - Organizational Impact." Medical Reference Services Quarterly, 22(4), 75-82.

Brief Bio

Barrie has a BS in biology from North Carolina State University and an MS in Library Science from the UNC School of Information and Library Science. She has a background in information services, online resources and web systems development, and most recently managed HSL's Application Development Services Department. Her current research interests include bioinformatics methods and tools, information discovery and data management needs of scientists and clinicians, information systems development, and collaboration-enhancing technologies. Barrie manages the HSL-RENCI Collaboration Center and supports library services for bioinformatics described on the Bioinformatics@HSL page.