Judith Schiff, New Haven City Historian and Chief Research Archivist at Yale Library's Manuscripts and Archives will be streaming live on @YaleLive on May 7 at noon. Join her conversation, "Centuries of Elm and Ivy", in advance by submitting questions through Yale Facebook, Yale on Twitter,...
The Blacklight interface in the Hydra/Fedora repository allows patrons to view books and manuscripts by using a page-turner. The viewing options include a one-page, two-page, or light box display and allow for the page to be turned in different directions. For example, for materials which are...
Tuesday January 14th 11am-12pm International Room, Sterling Memorial Library Emulation has huge potential as a strategy for maintaining access to old digital content from documents, to images, 3D models, digital art, scientific workflows, research data, custom code, desktop snapshots (e.g....
Wednesday, January 28, 2:00pm
Peter Hirtle, Harvard University
Sterling Memorial Library Lecture Hall P
eter Hirtle is a Research Fellow in the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University. He also serves as the senior policy advisor in the Cornell University Library with a...
On June 27-29 the Yale Divinity Library is hosting a conference of the Yale-Edinburgh Group on the History of the Missionary Movement and World Christianity. Seventy-five scholars from around the world will meet to discuss the theme “Health, Healing, and Medicine in the History of Christian...
For the next 45 days (April 1, 2014 – May 15, 2014), all faculty, staff, and students on campus have free trial access to Routledge’s South Asia Archive. According to Routledge, content highlights include:
4.5 million pages of unique and rare primary and secondary source material; material dates...
Wednesday, January 22, 2014 4:00 PM
Kline Biology Tower (KBT), CSSSI 24/7 Study Room
219 Prospect St., New Haven, CT 06511 M
odern 3D acquisition systems are able to rapidly digitize an object geometry with high accuracy and resolution, producing massive digital models with billions of samples....
