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The Use of Archives in the Study of Immigration and Ethnicity
The American Archivist, 1976In recent years there has been a widely proclaimed resurgence of interest in ethnicity in the United States. On one level, a small but articulate group of writers has maintained that Americans are experiencing a very significant renewal of identification with and interest in their past, and may be on the verge of forging an important new force in ...
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Using Archival Datasets to Study Adoption-Related Questions
Adoption Quarterly, 1998ABSTRACT The Research Digest column describes the contents, availability and methods of accessing large datasets suitable for adoption research. With data collected by or funded by a variety of federal government agencies, the accessibility of these archival datasets enables researchers to pursue some of their investigative interests without all the ...
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The American Archivist, 2004
The School Sisters of Notre Dame (SSND) archives program is a cooperative system for the arrangement and preservation of the records of the SSND provinces in North America, including records of individual sisters. Archival records include autobiographies, school and college transcripts, employment histories, and family socioeconomic data. The Nun Study,
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The School Sisters of Notre Dame (SSND) archives program is a cooperative system for the arrangement and preservation of the records of the SSND provinces in North America, including records of individual sisters. Archival records include autobiographies, school and college transcripts, employment histories, and family socioeconomic data. The Nun Study,
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Museums and disease: Using tissue archive and museum samples to study pathogens
Annals of Anatomy - Anatomischer Anzeiger, 2012Molecular studies of archival and fossil samples have traditionally focused on the nucleic acids derived from the host species. However, there has recently been an increase in ancient DNA research on the identification and characterization of infectious agents within the hosts.
Kyriakos, Tsangaras, Alex D, Greenwood
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Case study: Using digital signatures for the archival of medical records in hospitals
2008 Third International Conference on Risks and Security of Internet and Systems, 2008Even in medium-sized hospitals, thousands of medical records are created every day. These documents have to be archived over many years. This is important for having access to information for later treatments of patients and for potential legal disputes. The latter makes signing of medical records important.
Sebastian Sageder +2 more
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Using archival materials to study the influence of public policy on a hydroelectric project
2016 IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference (FIE), 2016A case history of a hydroelectric power project was studied using archival materials of a former Pennsylvania governor by civil engineering technology students. The case history illustrated the role of public policy and outside influences on a local civil works project.
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Improving Endangered Language Archives: A Comparison Study of Models in Use
Moderna arhivistika, 2020Endangered language archives hold important resources of information for students, researchers, and the speech community. However, because their use is often limited to small documentary projects, often these repositories fail to reach all potential researchers, to connect their material to other repositories in the community and throughout the world ...
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Using the historical archives of the EU to study CJEU case law
2021This Special Section is one of the fruits of a research project designed to reflect on the potential offered to legal scholars by the archives of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU). A project led by the editors of the Special Section has analysed a selection of case dossiers with the aim of exploring how and why the archives of the Court
CREMONA, Marise +2 more
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Case Study: Washington and Lee's First Year Using Archive-It
2020This case study reviews the planning, methodology, and lessons learned during the first year of Washington and Lee University Library's web archiving program.
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Journal of Digital Media Management
In 2021, the University of Southern California (USC) Libraries migrated to a new digital asset management system, Orange DAM, to administer its digital collections. The USC Libraries used this migration as an opportunity to improve its workflows for describing and enabling access to born-digital archival acquisitions.
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In 2021, the University of Southern California (USC) Libraries migrated to a new digital asset management system, Orange DAM, to administer its digital collections. The USC Libraries used this migration as an opportunity to improve its workflows for describing and enabling access to born-digital archival acquisitions.
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