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26 Jun 2024: One of them is MS Add. 285(48), which is the subject of this essay. ... This may be one of the main distinctions between Bedwell and Erpenius’ Qur’ānic-Arabic Studies.

26 Jun 2024: He survived this by retreating for safely to a frigate anchored in the harbour. ... This was carried out jointly by Cambridge and led by the Institute for Textual Scholarship and Electronic Editing at Birmingham University.

26 Jun 2024: A sample page of requests from this week 100 years ago is reproduced below. ... With some 90,000 copies listed in the ESTC, this would be fascinating for the UL.

25 Jun 2024: This refers to the requirement to develop skills and provision of specialised researcher training. ... 31-mar-2015" target="_blank"noted by Jisc in March this year/a).

25 Jun 2024: This is ‘careful’ scholarship in its truest sense. Our conversation here took the idea of careful scholarship in two main directions, considering the labour associated with strongthe work as process/strong, ... This means allowing for and

26 Jun 2024: Smith (Digital Curator, Nineteenth-Century Science Collections) This autumn marks the completion of a four year project digitising the Darwin Archive, the [.] pemPost by Elizabeth L. ... 276"Solomon Tshekisho Plaatje/a (1876-1932)/strong/p p‘emWhat is

26 Jun 2024: read’, there’s a case to be made, I think, that reading emPeter Pan /emas a material text helps us in this task. ... One of them is MS Add. 285(48), which is the subject of this essay.

25 Jun 2024: Interestingly, the relative proportion of requested theses vs requested articles has shifted this year. ... As part of the grant condition I am required to share this work openly.

26 Jun 2024: layout-flow" pChildbirth and women’s reproductive health seemed the perfect topic for this exhibition. ... How, then, could handling the pieces of this collection possibly harm emme/em?

26 Jun 2024: This means that records have had to be created from scratch for most, rather than downloading existing ones. ... She is first mentioned by Agnes Lewis in her travel narrative emIn the Shadow of Sinai/em, published in 1898 and which describes this

26 Jun 2024: This means that records have had to be created from scratch for most, rather than downloading existing ones. ... of this work is emperfect/em; that in the British Museum is emimperfect/em.’ He speaks also of Gutenberg’s Bible of c.

25 Jun 2024: Anderson’s argument that this is saying the future hasn’t happened yet. ... And this underlines the whole problem. This interweb thingy didn’t happen last week.

26 Jun 2024: layout-flow" pChildbirth and women’s reproductive health seemed the perfect topic for this exhibition. ... This has enabled cataloguers to take stock of the great variety of recipes that are contained in the manuscript.

25 Jun 2024: Fine. The field is there, just do whatever you want.” So, there are different sensibilities to this. ... stickers. In this case, I would start labelling this as health data already.

26 Jun 2024: This has enabled cataloguers to take stock of the great variety of recipes that are contained in the manuscript. ... This eventful life was evidently a productive one, both in terms of literary output and friendships.

3 Jul 2024: and presents two full day symposia per annum: this year’s topics have been ‘Managing poverty. ... in Surrey’ (6 speakers) and ‘Surrey music makers’ (6 speakers). Lectures given this year to.

25 Jun 2024: This is time consuming, and would appear to be important to the researchers. ... This is inside out./p pTraditionally libraries deal with published, purchased material (including special collections).

25 Jun 2024: This record contains the images of 322 digital mammograms from a database complied in 1992. ... This way, they will fulfil their funder requirement without having to pay a penny.

25 Jun 2024: to disseminating its research and scholarship as widely as possible to contribute to society”. ... Schiltz responded that this process is about making concrete changes to practice, not just policy.

4 Jul 2024: This volume should be read alongside the separate Masterplanning Stage Space Optimisation Cost Study. ... Reporter, 6742, 2023–24, p. 598). No remarks were made on this Report.

25 Jun 2024: This would also require a huge advocacy and education programme amongst our community. ... full-freedom-publication/"contacted the AAUP/a to ask for clarification on this topic.

25 Jun 2024: not least because this goal does not appear to be the target of the memo). ... This is where discussions need to happen about redirecting subscription budgets towards open access activities.

25 Jun 2024: the process of trying to get this new publication form off the ground. ... This is really the only way we can start to understand one another.

25 Jun 2024: this other activity is a measly 3% additional open access content (82% vs 79%). ... This is fairly widespread, with some universities having this position on the public record.

25 Jun 2024: Can we use our own knowledge base to share this information amongst the community? ... be a problem with a lack of perceived need for training in this space.

25 Jun 2024: I also thank Theresa Biberauer who generouslycommented on an earlier draft of this paper. ... This research is funded bythe CSC Cambridge International Scholarship. Any errors are my own.