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Pete Marovich is a documentary and political photojournalist based in Washington, D.C. specializing in politics, corporate editorial, public relations and

This scholarly journal, published monthly, contains archival papers and reviews spanning breakthrough developments across the full spectrum of scientific research. Impact Factor: 1.75

The leading professional association worldwide for professionals and students involved in the audio industry. The AES serves its members, the industry and the public by stimulating and facilitating advances in the constantly changing field of audio. It encourages and disseminates new developments through annual technical meetings and exhibitions of pro audio equipment, and through the Journal of the Audio Engineering Society, the professional archival publication of the audio industry.

Supporting the interpretation of biblical texts through the literary, visual and performing arts. Offering artist/scholar residencies, community-based trainings, web-based tutorials, archival journal "Living Text", and other resources. More web-based programs under development.

Established Library Bookbinders since 1966, offering specialist book binding and digitisation services.

Número Temático: “The archive and the subaltern” Coordenado por Carolien Stolte e António da Silva Rego. Editorial -The Archive, the Subaltern, and the Archive of Subaltern History Carolien Stolte Artigos Travellers in archives, or the possibilities of a post-post-archival historiography Benj...

Every year majority of the research efforts get lost due to lack of effective scientific archival systems. JECET believes that educational papers help improve the quality of research teaching.

First Principles, Intercollegiate Studies Institute's online journal, is where college and university faculty and students access original and archival content on American intellectual conservatism.

LDSJournal is a FREE, private, online journal service designed for Latter-day Saints. In particular, LDSJournal is used for family history and as a method to help Latter-day Saints keep the Lord in remembrance in their daily lives. In an effort to help members maintain a personal journal, LDSJournal is offered at no charge and includes features to help members catch up on years of not journaling. LDSJournal will help you maintain a record of your life and it is one of the greatest gifts you can leave for your posterity.