June 22, 2021
by Tom Cramer
Digital library
News
Open source
Stanford researchers can now automatically populate their ORCID record with publica…
June 22, 2021
by Tom Cramer
Digital library
News
Open source
Stanford researchers can now automatically populate their ORCID record with publica…
June 16, 2021
by Tom Cramer
Digital library
News
Open source
Today we are pleased to highlight a major enhancement to Stanford’s research infor…
June 10, 2021
by Tom Cramer
Digital library
News
Open source
The Stanford ORCID Initiative’s goal is to maximize the presence and value of ORCID…
October 27, 2020
by Tom Cramer
News
I’m pleased to announce that Thib Guicherd-Callin has accepted the continuing role of Assistant Directo…
I am pleased to announce Hannah Frost’s promotion to Assistant Director for Digital Services in DLSS.
We are pleased to announce that Mark Matienzo is joining Stanford Libraries as of September 19, 2016 as our Collaboration & Interoperability Architect. Mark will be joining Stanford from DPLA (the Digital Public Library of America) where he currently serves as the Director of Technology. He has previously worked as an archivist, a digital library software developer, and the technical architect for the ArchivesSpace project, at institutions including DPLA, the Yale University Library, and The New York Public Library.
On August 9-10, the Yale University Libraries and Yale Center for British Art hosted an event to showcase the open source software platform called Spotlight (http://spotlight.projectblacklight.org).
This past week saw the 2015 General Assembly of the IIPC, International Internet Preservation Coalition–probably the biggest week and biggest event of the year in the web archiving world.
On Tuesday, Dec 16 2014, the SearchWorks team added a new set of features supporting the display and use of digital content in SearchWorks:
In a move that will have a profound and long-lasting impact on the library sector, the W3C officially chartered a new working group on Web Annotation on August 20, 2014. Stanford Libraries staff member, Rob Sanderson, will serve as the working group’s inaugural co-chair.