Vol. 21 (2018)

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Dossier: Doing History of Science in a Digital, Global, Networked Community: Tools and Services Linking Scholars

Guest editors: Stephen Weldon & Gavan McCarthy

Published 1 June 2018

Published: 2018-06-01

Editorial

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Dossier Doing History of Science in a Digital, Global, Networked Community: Linking Tools for Scholars

New proposals for organization of knowledge and their role in the development of databases for history of science

Ana M. Alfonso-Goldfarb, Silvia Waisse, Marcia H.M. Ferraz

1-12
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The other side of the story: challenges and opportunities in building sustainable online knowledge resources

Ailie Smith

13-20
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Building infrastructure in the digital age: case study of the Isis Bibliography of History of Science, 2002-2018

Stephen P. Weldon

21-40
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History of science: the problem of cataloging, knowledge indexing and information retrieval in the digital space

Carla Bromberg

41-55
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Digitising Charles Babbage at the Science Museum, London: managing expectations, enabling access

Nicholas John Wyatt

56-62
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The correspondence of Ferdinand von Mueller: from nineteenth century paper to twenty first century data

Gavan McCarthy

63-70
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Thirteen ways of looking at institutional history: a model for digital exhibitions from science archives

Venkat Srinivasan, TB Dinesh, Bhanu Prakash, A Shalini

71-83
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Science networking: role of online encyclopaedias

Natasa Jermen, Zdenko Jecic

84-95
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Establishing the 'Historical Dictionary of Switzerland': an authoritative new source for the historiography of science in Switzerland

Erwin Neuenschwander

96-117
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From the Golem's Jewish Myth to IBM's responsive Watson: where are we going?

Jose Luiz Goldfarb, Odecio Souza

118-122
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