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   * Short bio: Andreas Walker is a metadata librarian in the Data Conversion Group of the State and University Library Göttingen working on linked open data and research infrastructures. His academic background is in library and information science, linguistics, literature, art and media studies.   * Short bio: Andreas Walker is a metadata librarian in the Data Conversion Group of the State and University Library Göttingen working on linked open data and research infrastructures. His academic background is in library and information science, linguistics, literature, art and media studies.
  
-**11:45**   Brian Geiger and Bryan Tarpley, UC Riverside, 'Introducing the ESTC21: Converting the English Short Title Catalogue to Linked Data, original goals and lessons learned'\\+**11:45**   Brian Geiger and Bryan Tarpley, UC Riverside, {{ :services:seminars:estc21_final_geiger.pptx |'Introducing the ESTC21: Converting the English Short Title Catalogue to Linked Data, original goals and lessons learned'}}\\
   * Short bios: Brian Geiger is the Director at the Center for Bibliographical Studies and Research, UC Riverside, and Co-Director with the British Library, English Short Title Catalogue. He received his Ph.D. in American History from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, VA and his MILS from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.  He joined the CBSR in 2007.   * Short bios: Brian Geiger is the Director at the Center for Bibliographical Studies and Research, UC Riverside, and Co-Director with the British Library, English Short Title Catalogue. He received his Ph.D. in American History from the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, VA and his MILS from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.  He joined the CBSR in 2007.
   * Bryan Tarpley  received a degree in computer science and has worked professionally as a web application developer for over a decade. He also recently completed a Ph.D. in English at Texas A&M University, where he works in the field of the Digital Humanities at the Center of Digital Humanities Research.   * Bryan Tarpley  received a degree in computer science and has worked professionally as a web application developer for over a decade. He also recently completed a Ph.D. in English at Texas A&M University, where he works in the field of the Digital Humanities at the Center of Digital Humanities Research.
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   * Short bio: Dr. Robert Giel is head of the manuscript section within the manuscript department of the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin. He studied history and library science at Bonn and Berlin and was a co-worker on the Manuscripta Mediaevalia-project from ist beginnings in 1996. For the last two years he has primarily been involved with the project for a new manuscript portal.\\   * Short bio: Dr. Robert Giel is head of the manuscript section within the manuscript department of the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin. He studied history and library science at Bonn and Berlin and was a co-worker on the Manuscripta Mediaevalia-project from ist beginnings in 1996. For the last two years he has primarily been involved with the project for a new manuscript portal.\\
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-**16:30** Bettina Gierke, Herzog August Bibliothek, 'Specialised Information Service book studies, library and information science – A first offering'\\+**16:30** Bettina Gierke, Herzog August Bibliothek, {{ :services:seminars:cerl_presentation_gierke-2.pptx |'Specialised Information Service book studies, library and information science – A first offering'}}\\
   * Short bio: Bettina Gierke is coordinating a DFG-funded project at Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel to set up a Specialised Information Service for the topics Studies of the Book, Library and Information Science. Before she took over this exciting task she was head of library at the Museum für Hamburgische Geschichte. Bettina started her career at the Royal Collection Trust in London where she was Collections Information Assistant before being made Curator for Books and Manuscripts. Bettina studied Art History and Classical Archaeology at Kiel University.   * Short bio: Bettina Gierke is coordinating a DFG-funded project at Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel to set up a Specialised Information Service for the topics Studies of the Book, Library and Information Science. Before she took over this exciting task she was head of library at the Museum für Hamburgische Geschichte. Bettina started her career at the Royal Collection Trust in London where she was Collections Information Assistant before being made Curator for Books and Manuscripts. Bettina studied Art History and Classical Archaeology at Kiel University.
   * Abstract: In October 2017 the Herzog August Bibliothek in cooperation with the University Library Leipzig started to fill the DFG-funded project Specialised Information Service Book Studies, Library and Information Science (FID BBI) with life. It is our aim to ensure that researchers in these and related fields are provided with the specialised literature they need for their work.  The first step to achieve this was the development of a discovery tool which should make the search for literature easier but also more focused. As a basis, we use the open source software VuFind adapted to guidelines set out by the Herzog August Bibliothek. The aim is to develop a perfectly fitting research tool for the FID BBI. It is an ongoing challenge to find a means of filtering different data resources to present clients with a catalogue both selective according to their requirements and comprehensive within those parameters. The subjects of our Specialised Information Service are very wide. The portal offers quick access to literature but can also be used for more complex research questions. Currently we are working on customer-driven acquisition and digitise on demand services, for open and out of print publications.   * Abstract: In October 2017 the Herzog August Bibliothek in cooperation with the University Library Leipzig started to fill the DFG-funded project Specialised Information Service Book Studies, Library and Information Science (FID BBI) with life. It is our aim to ensure that researchers in these and related fields are provided with the specialised literature they need for their work.  The first step to achieve this was the development of a discovery tool which should make the search for literature easier but also more focused. As a basis, we use the open source software VuFind adapted to guidelines set out by the Herzog August Bibliothek. The aim is to develop a perfectly fitting research tool for the FID BBI. It is an ongoing challenge to find a means of filtering different data resources to present clients with a catalogue both selective according to their requirements and comprehensive within those parameters. The subjects of our Specialised Information Service are very wide. The portal offers quick access to literature but can also be used for more complex research questions. Currently we are working on customer-driven acquisition and digitise on demand services, for open and out of print publications.
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