Max. 2000 char.) The Collaboratory for Annotation, Indexing and Retrieval of Digitized Historical ArchiveMaterial (Collate) is intended to foster and support collaboration on research, culturalmediation and preservation of films through a distributed multimedia repository. The tool willprovide web-based tools and interfaces for collaborative work and content-based access todigit...

t his year journal Medical Archives celebrates 65 years of continuing publishing. It was one of the oldest medical journals in former Yugoslavia (established in the year 1947). The first Editor-in-Chief of the Medical Archives was a academician Vladimir Cavka. That was a happy circumstance, because the professor Cavka at that time was one of the most famous world experts in ophthalmology. The h...

In this paper we present a system to include knowledge in the process of organizing and disseminating heritage using 360 panoramic images. With our solution, data in heterogeneous digital archives are integrated according to a semantic model and are enriched by the contribution of domain experts which specify stories, called narrations, reflecting their knowledge of the heritage. Data in digita...

In this note, we introduce DataSpace Archives. DataSpace Archives are built on top of DataSpace’s DSTP servers [2] and are designed not only to provide a long term archiving of data, but also to enable the archived data to be discovered, explored, integrated and mined. DataSpace Archives are based upon web services. Web services’ UDDI and WSDL mechanisms provide a simple means for any web servi...

The idea for this special issue arose at the Cultural Heritage Information Professionals (CHIPs) workshop in April 2008. Supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, Florida State University, and the Ringling Museum of Art, the workshop’s goals were to explore the ability of educators to meet the information needs of cultural heritage organizations, and to encourage a closer relat...

This review overviews the unique cues of magnetic nanoparticles as sophisticated and resourceful nanotools for advanced diagnosis therapy-oriented technologies.

Resourceful use of waste masks (WMs) has become an important challenge for humanity with the spread coronavirus disease (COVID-19).

This article examines archival collecting, taking as case studies two women’s archives. Drawing on their experiences building the collections of the Archives of Women in Science and Engineering (Iowa State University) and the Iowa Women’s Archives (University of Iowa), the authors explore how such efforts challenge traditional approaches to collecting. Proactive collecting, such as oral history...