Registry for Research Tools & Data Services

To address the specific needs of the culture research communities, the TA1 and TA5 team based at TIB have conceptualised and developed the Antelope (Annotation, Terminology Lookup and Personalization) project.

ART-Dok is the open access repository of arthistoricum.net. Scholars have the opportunity to publish online publications (monographs, articles, lectures, preprints, etc.) free of charge and open...

arthistoricum.net[at]heiDATA is the research data repository of arthistoricum.net. In addition to the e-publishing services for articles, books and journals, arthistoricum.net offers the possibility...

arthistoricum.net – ART-Books is the free, open access publication platform of arthistoricum.net for scholarly e-books in the fields of art history, photography and design. Both first publications and...

arthistoricum.net – eJournals offers a technical infrastructure for the publication of open access journals for art scholars around the world. The service also includes the transformation of print...

Heidelberg University Library holds an extensive collection of historical art and satirical journals. Since 2015, these have been continuously digitiszed, so that currently around 370 journals are...

The portal Art Monuments in East Central Europe (Forschungsinfrastruktur Kunstdenkmäler in Ostmitteleuropa, FoKO) was developed in an international project funded by the Leibniz Association with the...

bavarikon is the portal of the Free State of Bavaria for the presentation of art, culture and stocks of knowledge from Bavarian institutions. Archives, libraries and museums are involved as well as...

The Photographic Collection of the Bibliotheca Hertziana owns more than 1,300,000 photographic positives, negatives, transparencies, digital images and digital copies, most of which document Italian...