In Pursuit of the Picturesque showcases the advancement of art through lithographic printing during the British Empire's expansion at the turn of the 19th century.
Princeton University Library (PUL) has launched a redesigned website that features a streamlined layout, more prominent photos, enhanced search, and more.
The new website was made available to the public in a preview on July 25, and is anticipated to go live during the week of August 12. Continued optimization and site enhancements based on user feedback will follow in the coming months.
The Princeton Data Commons team. Photo credit: Brandon Johnson.
NoorLib is a digital library containing over 70,000 titles (about 110,000 volumes) mostly in Persian and Arabic, in the fields of Islamic studies, political science, social science, literature, culture, geography, and history.
NoorMags is the largest full-text database for Persian journals. It contains over 2,800 journals published from the 1900s to the present, as well as over one million articles with various subjects.
Protocols.io allows Princeton researchers to create, manage, and share their research protocols and methods with other users on the platform, making them freely available for other scholars and improving reproducibility across the field. Users may also choose to keep their research private.
Princeton University Library (PUL) is delighted to announce the appointment of Denzil Phillips, as Library IT Operations Early-Career Fellow. A member of the Library IT Operations Team. Phillips is originally from the vibrant city of Cape Town, South Africa. He relocated to Elizabeth City, North Carolina, before settling in the bustling community of Durham, North Carolina. Phillips recently graduated from North Carolina Central University, earning a Masters in Information Science.
Princeton University Library (PUL) is delighted to announce the appointment of Brionna Johnson, Cataloging and Metadata Services Fellow. Johnson joined the Serials and E-Resources (SeERs) Team on June 3, 2024. She will work collaboratively with colleagues on the SeERs Team and the Electronic Resources Management Group to learn how to manage and catalog e-resources.
Princeton University Library’s (PUL) digital imaging technicians are helping researchers look beyond the surfaces of PUL Collections using a piece of technology inspired by the way scientists capture images of the moon.
