Discover how organisations and researchers are using ResearchSpace
Discover how organisations and researchers are using ResearchSpace
ResearchSpace2025-01-06T19:08:47+00:00
Lower Niger Bronzes
In late 2019 work began on a new research project focusing on the little-known Lower Niger Bronzes which originate from southern Nigeria. This collaborative project draws together archival, provenance and scientific research to create collection histories and object biographies for the Lower Niger Bronzes cared for at the British Museum.
ResearchSpace2025-01-06T19:09:17+00:00
I Tatti
I Tatti – The Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance studies – is a member of the ResearchSpace community, actively contributing to the development and improvement of the system. The institute is part of CORDH and PHAROS consortium and using ResearchSpace in several digiTatti projects.
ResearchSpace2025-01-06T19:09:25+00:00
CORDH
Members of the CORDH community use ResearchSpace technology for projects and ongoing research. They include the two Max Planck Institutes (History of Science and Bibliotheca Herziana), University of Zurch, ETH University, and Villa I Tatti (Harvard University).
ResearchSpace2025-01-06T19:09:34+00:00
Circulating Artefacts
The Circulating Artefacts (CircArt) project is an initiative against the widespread global trade in illicit antiquities. Launched in March 2018, CircArt’s ResearchSpace platform currently focuses on antiquities from Egypt and Sudan. It’s designed as a tool for all, irrespective of background or profession, who want to help counteract the looting and trafficking of cultural artefacts.
ResearchSpace2025-01-06T19:09:59+00:00
Sphaera CorpusTracer
The Sphere project investigates the knowledge tradition that is interwoven with the history of De sphaera of Johannes de Sacrobosco. ResearchSpace has been chosen to build a database of 359 books printed between 1472 and 1650, which contain the text of or are closely related to John of Sacrobosco’s treatise De sphaera mundi.
ResearchSpace2025-01-06T19:10:05+00:00
Gravitate
The Gravitate project used ResearchSpace to bring together geometric and semantic data analysis and provide a new and more effective method of re-associating, reassembling or reunifying cultural objects that have been broken or dispersed over time.
ResearchSpace2025-01-06T19:10:12+00:00
SealiT
In Sealit, Seafaring Lives in Transition. Mediterranean Maritime Labour and Shipping during Globalization, 1850s-1920s, ResearchSpace is used for quantitative analysis.
ResearchSpace2025-01-06T19:08:47+00:00
Lower Niger Bronzes
In late 2019 work began on a new research project focusing on the little-known Lower Niger Bronzes which originate from southern Nigeria. This collaborative project draws together archival, provenance and scientific research to create collection histories and object biographies for the Lower Niger Bronzes cared for at the British Museum.
ResearchSpace2025-01-06T19:09:17+00:00
I Tatti
I Tatti – The Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance studies – is a member of the ResearchSpace community, actively contributing to the development and improvement of the system. The institute is part of CORDH and PHAROS consortium and using ResearchSpace in several digiTatti projects.
ResearchSpace2025-01-06T19:09:25+00:00
CORDH
Members of the CORDH community use ResearchSpace technology for projects and ongoing research. They include the two Max Planck Institutes (History of Science and Bibliotheca Herziana), University of Zurch, ETH University, and Villa I Tatti (Harvard University).
ResearchSpace2025-01-06T19:09:34+00:00
Circulating Artefacts
The Circulating Artefacts (CircArt) project is an initiative against the widespread global trade in illicit antiquities. Launched in March 2018, CircArt’s ResearchSpace platform currently focuses on antiquities from Egypt and Sudan. It’s designed as a tool for all, irrespective of background or profession, who want to help counteract the looting and trafficking of cultural artefacts.
ResearchSpace2025-01-06T19:09:59+00:00
Sphaera CorpusTracer
The Sphere project investigates the knowledge tradition that is interwoven with the history of De sphaera of Johannes de Sacrobosco. ResearchSpace has been chosen to build a database of 359 books printed between 1472 and 1650, which contain the text of or are closely related to John of Sacrobosco’s treatise De sphaera mundi.
ResearchSpace2025-01-06T19:10:05+00:00
Gravitate
The Gravitate project used ResearchSpace to bring together geometric and semantic data analysis and provide a new and more effective method of re-associating, reassembling or reunifying cultural objects that have been broken or dispersed over time.
ResearchSpace2025-01-06T19:10:12+00:00
SealiT
In Sealit, Seafaring Lives in Transition. Mediterranean Maritime Labour and Shipping during Globalization, 1850s-1920s, ResearchSpace is used for quantitative analysis.
