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Create and explore cultural data
LINCS provides the tools and infrastructure to make humanities data more discoverable, searchable, and shareable. Discover how you can explore, create, and publish cultural data.
Explore cultural data with LINCS
LINCS data is published through the ResearchSpace platform, where you can browse entities and investigate connections.
People
Places
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Events
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People
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Triples in Progress
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People, Places, Groups, Events, and Objects
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Datasets in Progress
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Researchers, Students, Staff and Partners
LINCS Datasets
University of Saskatchewan Art Collection
The University of Saskatchewan Art Collection is a collection of over 6,000 works, spanning many art movements, styles, subjects, and media.
AdArchive: Tracing Pre-Digital Networked Feminisms
AdArchive assembles and visualizes records of advertisements from feminist-identified journals produced in English between 1977 and 1992.
Digital collaborative edition of the Greek anthology
Anthologia graeca gathers information and data on the Greek Anthology: more than 4000 pieces of Greek epigrammatic poetry from the classical to the Byzantine period.
Yellow Nineties 2.0
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Yellow Nineties 2.0 uses digital tools to advance knowledge of eight late-Victorian little magazines and the people who contributed to their production between 1889 and 1905.
Orlando
The Orlando Project explores and harnesses the power of digital tools and methods to advance feminist literary scholarship.
University of Saskatchewan Art Collection
The University of Saskatchewan Art Collection is a collection of over 6,000 works, spanning many art movements, styles, subjects, and media.
AdArchive: Tracing Pre-Digital Networked Feminisms
AdArchive assembles and visualizes records of advertisements from feminist-identified journals produced in English between 1977 and 1992.
Digital collaborative edition of the Greek anthology
Anthologia graeca gathers information and data on the Greek Anthology: more than 4000 pieces of Greek epigrammatic poetry from the classical to the Byzantine period.
Yellow Nineties 2.0
Yellow Nineties 2.0 uses digital tools to advance knowledge of eight late-Victorian little magazines and the people who contributed to their production between 1889 and 1905.
Orlando
The Orlando Project explores and harnesses the power of digital tools and methods to advance feminist literary scholarship.
Upcoming Events
Forward Linking Conference and Workshops
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The Forward Linking conference and workshops on linked open data for cultural scholarship and cultural memory is taking place at the University of Ottawa 5–8 May 2024 (conference 6–7 May and workshops on 8 May)
Making Connections: LINCS workshop, DH@Guelph
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The DH@Guelph team is thrilled to announce the 2024 Summer Workshops, which will take place in person in the McLaughlin Library at the University of Guelph from May 14th- 17th.
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LINCS Term of the Day: Linked Data (LD)
Structured data that is linked with other data through the web and builds upon standard web technologies to share machine-readable data between computers.
Blog Posts
It's All About the People
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I am surprised and thrilled that someone thought it worth nominating me for the Roberto Busa Prize, and overwhelmed to have been placed by ADHO in such illustrious company, fully aware that there is so much superb work in our community...
Designing and Building Responsive Web Applications
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When designing and building a web application, ensuring that it is responsive is paramount. A responsive application looks good and functions well on all screen sizes and devices. LINCS applications are being designed to be viewed in a wide range of ways: from tablets to laptops to whiteboard-sized interactive screens.