CLARIAH
Rapid digitization of massive quantities of formerly analogue sources (text, images and audio-visuals) for research is revolutionizing the humanities. Top-quality humanities scholarship of today and tomorrow is therefore only possible with the use of sophisticated ICT tools. CLARIAH aims to offer humanities scholars, from literary researchers to historians and from archaeologists to linguists, a 'Common Lab' that provides them access to large collections of digital resources and innovative user­friendly processing tools, thus enabling them to carry out ground-breaking research.
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Organizational structure
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Partners
The partners in CLARIAH cover practically the whole of humanities Netherlands: all universities with a humanities faculty are represented, and so are all humanities institutes of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW), as well as the other important humanities institutes (Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Institute for Dutch Lexicology), libraries and data centres (National Library of the Netherlands, National Archives of the Netherlands, Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision). The participation of the Netherlands eScience Center will make sure that eHumanities and eScience will closely cooperate.
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Supporters
Many public organisations and private companies support the proposal.
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