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The Nova Scotia Archives acquires, preserves and makes available documentary heritage of the Province of Nova Scotia. It offers online digital collections, a library catalogue, newspapers and virtual exhibits, and its holdings include records relating to Mi'kmaq, Acadian, African Nova Scotian and Gaelic communities.
Lord Byron and his Times is a growing digital archive of books, pamphlets and periodical essays illustrating the causes and controversies surrounding Byron and his contemporaries. It uses notes, commentary and links to show relationships among readers and writers, and database technology to track personages across documents. Documents are made available under a Creative Commons license for free circulation and reuse with acknowledgement of the source.
Research index for locating articles, books, authors and citation information.
viXra.org is an open e-print archive launched in 2009 as an alternative to arXiv.org. It hosts e-prints in science, mathematics and other scholarly areas, organized into categories including physics, mathematics, computational science, biology, chemistry and humanities. The archive states that it only accepts scholarly articles written without AI assistance.
EThOS (E-Theses Online Service) is an open access discovery platform for UK doctoral theses, managed by the British Library. It holds metadata for over 650,000 theses from UK universities from the 1700s onwards. Some records link to the thesis in the university repository, where a download may be possible. The platform was restored and is being updated, with an initial content backlog.
The Archive of European Integration (AEI) is a free-to-everyone electronic repository hosted by the University of Pittsburgh’s University Library System as part of its D-Scribe Digital Publishing Program. It archives research materials and official documents related to post-World War II European integration, including papers from approximately 40 private research organizations covering the development, activities and foreign relations of the European Coal and Steel Community, Euratom, EEC, EC and EU. Users can browse or search the repository, and new content added from 2020 onward primarily consists of papers from contributing private research organizations.
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The Nova Scotia Archives acquires, preserves and makes available documentary heritage of the Province of Nova Scotia. It offers online digital collections, a library catalogue, newspapers and virtual exhibits, and its holdings include records relating to Mi'kmaq, Acadian, African Nova Scotian and Gaelic communities.
Lord Byron and his Times is a growing digital archive of books, pamphlets and periodical essays illustrating the causes and controversies surrounding Byron and his contemporaries. It uses notes, commentary and links to show relationships among readers and writers, and database technology to track personages across documents. Documents are made available under a Creative Commons license for free circulation and reuse with acknowledgement of the source.
Research index for locating articles, books, authors and citation information.
viXra.org is an open e-print archive launched in 2009 as an alternative to arXiv.org. It hosts e-prints in science, mathematics and other scholarly areas, organized into categories including physics, mathematics, computational science, biology, chemistry and humanities. The archive states that it only accepts scholarly articles written without AI assistance.
EThOS (E-Theses Online Service) is an open access discovery platform for UK doctoral theses, managed by the British Library. It holds metadata for over 650,000 theses from UK universities from the 1700s onwards. Some records link to the thesis in the university repository, where a download may be possible. The platform was restored and is being updated, with an initial content backlog.
The Archive of European Integration (AEI) is a free-to-everyone electronic repository hosted by the University of Pittsburgh’s University Library System as part of its D-Scribe Digital Publishing Program. It archives research materials and official documents related to post-World War II European integration, including papers from approximately 40 private research organizations covering the development, activities and foreign relations of the European Coal and Steel Community, Euratom, EEC, EC and EU. Users can browse or search the repository, and new content added from 2020 onward primarily consists of papers from contributing private research organizations.
