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iCamp is a research and development project funded by the European Commission. The project aims at creating an infrastructure for collaboration and networking in Higher Education across systems.
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This is attempt to make an open source bookmarking system that supports tagging, distributed data storage, genetic "splicing" of strains of bookmarking tags and much more!
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Whiki is a hierarchic data structure. This project contains a web content management system to handle a whiki database.
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The Flamenco search and browse interface framework uses hierarchical faceted metadata to allow users to both refine and expand queries, while maintaining a consistent representation of a collection and seamlessly integrating keyword queries.
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An institutitutional repository to manage publications
This is an open source institutional repository to manage research publications from conception stage to publication stage. It is designed for storing open access publications and all their corresponding metadata. The software manages peer-reviewed journal publications, confrence abstracts and posters, thesis and dissertations and other academic and research outputs.
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