Digital Scholarship News

The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) has joined the Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities (DARIAH) as a cooperating partner, making CU Boulder the second institution to do so outside of Europe.

CU Scholar, the university’s open access institutional repository for research and scholarship is now certified among the most reliable repositories in the world.

International Open Access Week is October 24 - 28. The theme this year is “Open for Climate Justice.”

It’s part of a larger commitment from the National Science Foundation to strengthen coordination among researchers to advance fair data principles and open science practices.

The University Libraries’ three-year agreement with PLOS will help more CU Boulder authors publish their research articles open access.

If you were asked, "What is Digital Humanities," how would you respond? If you're unsure or downright don't know, this week's host, Nickoal Eichmann-Kalwara , starts, by defining Digital Humanities (DH). In this episode, Nickoal will explore with you the many different flavors of DH around the world with Dr...

The Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) and the University of Colorado Boulder Department of History will sponsor and host the second annual Digital Scholarship in the Front Range Symposium at Norlin Library this month. The theme for 2019 is ‘Digital Humanities and the Visual World.’ Organizer and...

This fall, the University Libraries have officially launched a new collection of geographic information system (GIS) data highlighting the natural and cultural features of Colorado. The Colorado GeoLibrary , the Libraries’ new site for accessing and discovering geospatial data the state, is a data set goldmine, fit for your GIS...

The University of Colorado Boulder Libraries are now members of the National Digital Stewardship Alliance (NDSA), a collaborative consortium of organizations dedicated to the long-term preservation of digital information. The University Libraries collects cultural heritage materials primarily through the Special Collections, Archives and Preservation department, though we also gather materials...

A teacher, a researcher and two students walk into a snowy forest. No, it's not the set up to a joke but rather a fascinating exploration of climate change and the inherent challenge of communicating research data. All are welcome to join the University Libraries for a panel discussion and...