Services

RESILIENCE's services are based on two types of access: physical and digital. Physical access covers manuscripts, documents and special collections which are not yet digitized and which are only available in the physical holdings of the institutions; digital access is offered by the corresponding e-infrastructure, aiming to collect all the digitally available, born-digital and digitally transformed data in one single and distributed ecosystem and to make them available to the research disciplines.

The combination of physical and digital access makes RESILIENCE unique.

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Research-Enhancing Services

The RESILIENCE Research-Enhancing Services support you with your research project.

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Research-Enabling Services

The RESILIENCE Research-Enabling Services is a cluster of general services frequently used within Digital Religious Studies.

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Research Data Management

RESILIENCE Research Data Management covers topics such as storage and preservation of your research data during a project or thesis work, and ensures a sustainable initial planning as well as long-term archiving and sharing data and results.

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Data Center

The RESILIENCE Data Center services provide you basic technical services.

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Reference Architecture

The RESILIENCE Reference Architecture provides you with guidelines, widgets, and data models to integrate effectively and easily components.

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Innovation Lab

The RESILIENCE Innovation Lab provides you services to check ideas and research hypotheses at the earliest possible stage of your research roadmap.

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Service Center

The RESILIENCE Service Center provides you a help desk to drop any question about a service, dataset, or a tool within the RESILIENCE research infrastructure.

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About us

We are RESILIENCE

Picking up the ESFRI Forum’s qualification that Religious Studies is a high potential strategic area, thirteen European institutions have created a consortium which addresses the need for a larger and infra-structured involvement of excellent scholars.

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