Center for Digital Scholarship

The Center for Digital Scholarship is a resource hub for digital methods in research and learning. We provide consultations and services on digital projects, data, and research dissemination. We also connect scholars and students to resources within the Library and on campus to enable their scholarship. Explore the digital tools and services offered at the Library and the University here.

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Find, Create, & Clean Data
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Mine, Analyze, & Visualize Data
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Store, Share, & Manage Research
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Digital Publishing & Exhibits
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Author Toolkit: Copyright, Open Access, & Citation Tools
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Preserve Research: Knowledge@UChicago Repository

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Digital Scholarship

Center for Digital Scholarship Opens

Visit the Center for Digital Scholarship for help with digital projects, research data management, scholarly publishing, GIS, and dissertation submissions. You'll find the center on the first floor of the Regenstein Library.
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knowledge-10k from Knowledge@UChicago reaches 10,000 scholarly and creative works and 2 million downloads
Digital Scholarship

Knowledge@UChicago reaches 10,000 scholarly and creative works and 2 million downloads

The repository provides open access to UChicago scholarly content from academic journal articles to dissertations and theses to patents and more.
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St. Mark Preaching in Alexandria from Mamlūk Studies Review, Vol. XXVI (2023) now available on Knowledge@UChicago
Humanities & Social Sciences

Mamlūk Studies Review, Vol. XXVI (2023) now available on Knowledge@UChicago

This latest issue contains articles on Mamluk diplomatic relations with Aragon, Armenia, and the Aqquyunlus of Tabriz; portrayals of Mamluk Alexandria in contemporary Venetian art; and discussions of natural philosophy and politics in the Mamluk Sultanate.
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