AIT Associated Repository of Academic Resources (AITARA) is a digital repository operated by Aichi Institute of Technology. It preserves and provides access to academic output including bulletin papers, annual reports, and dissertations produced by the institute's faculty and research community. The system is built on DSpace software. Users may use articles for personal purposes and quote them only when permitted by copyright law.
The Roddenberry Archive is dedicated to the legacy of the Starships Enterprise. It hosts content related to starships, tours, interviews, blog posts, and specific materials including Nicholas Meyer: In Conversation, Lost Voyages: Phase II and the Rebirth of Star Trek, The Further Adventures of James T. Kirk, and Walter Koenig: In Conversation.
e_Buah is a DSpace-based institutional repository for the University of Alcalá. It hosts communities and collections covering UAH research outputs, academic works, university-published journals and books, special collections, library and archive materials, and theses and dissertations. The platform supports open access and open science, provides usage statistics, RSS feeds, and deposit guidance for users, and offers browsing and search functionality for all hosted content.
Public Internet library catalog in Germany.
RIPM is an editorial initiative preserving and providing access to eighteenth- to twentieth-century music periodicals. Its electronic publications include a retrospective index to music periodicals, a version with full text, a preservation series and RIPM Jazz Periodicals. The RIPMPlus platform offers translation, cross-language search expanders and a virtual keyboard for non-Latin scripts.
Find digitized publications and collection items through an online library.
The MPPDA Digital Archive is a database of extant General Correspondence records of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, covering 1922 to 1939 under chairman Will H. Hays. Designed and compiled by Richard Maltby and Ruth Vasey at Flinders University, it documents the industry trade association, including policy, public relations, distributor-exhibitor relations, censorship and self-regulation.
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The Roddenberry Archive is dedicated to the legacy of the Starships Enterprise. It hosts content related to starships, tours, interviews, blog posts, and specific materials including Nicholas Meyer: In Conversation, Lost Voyages: Phase II and the Rebirth of Star Trek, The Further Adventures of James T. Kirk, and Walter Koenig: In Conversation.
e_Buah is a DSpace-based institutional repository for the University of Alcalá. It hosts communities and collections covering UAH research outputs, academic works, university-published journals and books, special collections, library and archive materials, and theses and dissertations. The platform supports open access and open science, provides usage statistics, RSS feeds, and deposit guidance for users, and offers browsing and search functionality for all hosted content.
Public Internet library catalog in Germany.
RIPM is an editorial initiative preserving and providing access to eighteenth- to twentieth-century music periodicals. Its electronic publications include a retrospective index to music periodicals, a version with full text, a preservation series and RIPM Jazz Periodicals. The RIPMPlus platform offers translation, cross-language search expanders and a virtual keyboard for non-Latin scripts.
Find digitized publications and collection items through an online library.
The MPPDA Digital Archive is a database of extant General Correspondence records of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America, covering 1922 to 1939 under chairman Will H. Hays. Designed and compiled by Richard Maltby and Ruth Vasey at Flinders University, it documents the industry trade association, including policy, public relations, distributor-exhibitor relations, censorship and self-regulation.
