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Behind the Doors of the Library of the Czech Academy of Sciences: From Historical Collections to Digital Research
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My CERL Internship and Placement Grant 2026 at the Seminario Barbarigo library in Montefiascone
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A new Special Member at CERL: Special Collections at the I Tatti Harvard University Center for Italian Studies
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A Knowledge Graph for CERL
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The Cartography of Absence: Looking for the Missing Tools of Mapmaking. An unexpected question
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Martynas Mažvydas National Library of Lithuania: its History and Collections
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Hafız Ahmed Agha Library in Rhodes – Where Manuscripts and History Inspire Scholarship and Muhabbet
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Improving the interconnection between Wikidata and the CERL Thesaurus
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Reconstructing the Manuscript Collection of San Giorgio Maggiore in Venice and the Biblioteca Universitaria of Padua
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