Collective catalogue of Turkish public libraries.
Source Library is a digital collection of ancient texts translated into English, described as a library of AI-translated ancient sources. It offers curated exhibitions and browsing by subject, covering areas such as sacred texts, classical philosophy, astrology and divination, and natural philosophy and science. The site is labelled Beta and lists books, English-readable titles and translations.
CALASYS is the Chinese American Librarians Association's institutional repository. It collects, organizes and stores academic publications and materials contributed by Chinese-American librarians and related library and information science professionals. Collections cover CALA archives, chapters, members' scholarly achievements, and Chinese culture heritage and Chinese Studies.
Institutional and official repository of intellectual production at the University of São Paulo.
The Traditional Knowledge Digital Library is an initiative of CSIR and the Ministry of AYUSH presenting a representative database of Ayurvedic, Unani, Siddha and Sowarigpa formulations. Full database access is available to patent offices only under a TKDL access agreement.
New Jersey Digital Highway is an online portal for New Jersey culture and history, drawing on collections from cultural heritage institutions. It provides searchable digital collections, exhibits on topics such as Chinese immigration and Seabrook Farms, digital maps, an environmental digital library, a peer-reviewed studies journal, and resources for students and teachers.
ART-Dok is an open-access publication platform for art history and visual studies operated by Heidelberg University Library as part of arthistoricum.net. It hosts academic works including monographs, essays, lectures and theses, offering free diamond and green open access publishing. All publications are permanently archived, assigned persistent identifiers (URN, DOI), and made discoverable via library catalogues and full-text search.
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Source Library is a digital collection of ancient texts translated into English, described as a library of AI-translated ancient sources. It offers curated exhibitions and browsing by subject, covering areas such as sacred texts, classical philosophy, astrology and divination, and natural philosophy and science. The site is labelled Beta and lists books, English-readable titles and translations.
CALASYS is the Chinese American Librarians Association's institutional repository. It collects, organizes and stores academic publications and materials contributed by Chinese-American librarians and related library and information science professionals. Collections cover CALA archives, chapters, members' scholarly achievements, and Chinese culture heritage and Chinese Studies.
Institutional and official repository of intellectual production at the University of São Paulo.
The Traditional Knowledge Digital Library is an initiative of CSIR and the Ministry of AYUSH presenting a representative database of Ayurvedic, Unani, Siddha and Sowarigpa formulations. Full database access is available to patent offices only under a TKDL access agreement.
New Jersey Digital Highway is an online portal for New Jersey culture and history, drawing on collections from cultural heritage institutions. It provides searchable digital collections, exhibits on topics such as Chinese immigration and Seabrook Farms, digital maps, an environmental digital library, a peer-reviewed studies journal, and resources for students and teachers.
ART-Dok is an open-access publication platform for art history and visual studies operated by Heidelberg University Library as part of arthistoricum.net. It hosts academic works including monographs, essays, lectures and theses, offering free diamond and green open access publishing. All publications are permanently archived, assigned persistent identifiers (URN, DOI), and made discoverable via library catalogues and full-text search.
