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(Re)birth And Resurrection - Digitizing Antiquity: Preparing Ancient Egyptian Collections for the Digital World at The Grand Egyptian Museum and The Egyptian Museum in Cairo
(2017)
Protector of thousands of years of ancient Egyptian history, the Egyptian Museum in
Cairo (EMC) is home to the greatest collection of ancient Egyptian antiquities in the world. Unfortunately, the EMC has not incorporated ...
Digital Archaeological Data Collection and Archaeological Data Repositories: How Digital Environments are leading to a Convergence of Data Collection Standards
(2015)
This paper discusses how the lack of standardized methods for on-site data collection has impacted the ability of archaeologists to preserve archaeological data and make it accessible for reuse. Repositories and databases, ...
Persistent Identifiers: Weighing the Benefits of In-house Systems Versus External Registries
(2015)
Cultural heritage institutions are struggling with how they will manage their digital assets for long-term visibility, accessibility, and preservation. To date, being able to share digital content and associated metadata ...
Getting into the Digital Game: The Employment of Digital Curation and Digital Preservation in University Art Museums
(2016)
Responding to a challenge set forth by Campus Art Museums in the 21st Century: A Conversation, this study provides a contemporary snapshot of digital curation and digital preservation practices in university art museums. ...
A Feasibility Study: Building and Operating a Biospecimen Repository in South Africa for Storage and Redistribution of Specimens from Large Scale, Multicenter Clinical Trials
(2018-05)
Current annual cost estimates for storage and redistribution of biological specimens collected for large scale, multicenter clinical trials in sub-Saharan Africa conducted by the HIV Vaccine Trials Network (HVTN) are ...
Optimizing the Research Administrative Infrastructure to Support an Increase of Clinical Trials at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
(2018-04)
In late 2017, Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center (WFBMC) created a Clinical Trials Task Force to identify ways of increasing their volume of industry-sponsored clinical trials. Increasing the number of industry-sponsored ...
Research into Optimization of Grant Proposal Processing at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
(2018-05)
The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) is the nation’s largest University Affiliated Research Center. APL has provided critical contributions to critical challenges in support national security ...
Improvement of Phase I Clinical Trial Informed Consent Document Readability
(2018-05)
When seeking the consent of a patient to participate in a clinical trial, the Informed Consent Document (ICD) is a substantial part of the informed consent process to review and discuss significant aspects of research with ...
Study Start-Up Times: One Site's Analysis of the Process, the Problem, and the Plan to Shorten Times
(2018-05)
Some of the greatest technological advances in medicine have come from clinical trials. These trials provide cutting edge technology to patients suffering from acute and chronic illnesses. Getting these trials started ...
Investigation of Alternatives to Effort Reporting for the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
(2018-05)
Effort reporting is consistently ranked as one of the most frustrating and burdensome administrative tasks related to grants management, often resulting in inaccurate effort reports and low certification rates at many ...