Category Archives: Digital projects

This five-year digital project, funded by the UK’s Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC), is sponsored by the Department of History and Philosophy of Science of Cambridge University. The project is led by Nicholas Jardine, Liba Taub, Sachiko Kusukawa, Isabelle … Continue reading →

The Embryo Project Encyclopedia is a collection of articles, scholarly interpretive essays, images and videos related to developmental biology and its history. To get a sense of the resources being prepared for the Embryo Project Encyclopedia, take a look at … Continue reading →

The Papers of Isaac Newton project is providing open access to interlinked, scholarly editions of all of Newton’s non-chemical manuscripts (for his chemical manuscripts see here). In addition, this project is interlinking Newton’s manuscripts with all of his published works. … Continue reading →

The Encyclopedia of Life and Biodiversity Heritage Library The Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) at Woods Hole, and the Library of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute (WHOI), are leading partners in several related projects, including: 1. The Encyclopedia of Life (EOL) … Continue reading →

The Chymistry of Isaac Newton project, sponsored by the National Science Foundation and in partnership with the Othmer Library in Philadelphia, and the Indiana University Digital Library Program, is providing online access to all of the chemical and alchemical manuscripts … Continue reading →

These two projects, hosted by the California Institute of Technology in partnership with Princeton University Press, will provide access to interlinked, scholarly editions of all of Einstein’s manuscripts and publications. The project editor is Dr. Diana Buchwald. Einstein Archives Online … Continue reading →

The University of Cambridge Library has announced “a £1.5m lead gift pledged by Dr Leonard Polonsky” to fund a new, open digital project in the history of science. University Librarian Anne Jarvis said: “We want to make it accessible to … Continue reading →