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NEWS RELEASE
15 November 2013
Contact:
* Sonia Lee, Stanford University Libraries
(650) 736-9538, sonialee@stanford.edu
Stanford University Libraries Opens Submissions for the
2014 Stanford Prize for Innovation in Research Libraries (SPIRL)
Stanford University Libraries announced today the launch of the
second Stanford Prize for Innovation in Research Libraries
(SPIRL), a prize to recognize and celebrate innovation through
programs, projects, and/or new or improved services that
directly or indirectly benefit readers and users. The goal of
the prize is to single out for community attention and to
celebrate functionally significant results of the innovative
impulses in libraries anywhere in the world that support
research.
Eligibility for SPIRL includes research, national, or other
library that supports research activities. Awards will be based
on a single programmatic or project undertaking and/or a
sustained culture and profile of encouraging effective and
sustainable innovation; the effect of such efforts must have
measurable impact on the library's own clientele as well as the
potential for influencing the practices and/or standards of
research librarianship generally.
Entries must be received on or before January 15, 2014. Official
entry form and rules are available at spirl.stanford.edu.
The winner(s) will be announced in late February 2014 and a
modest cash purse will be awarded.
The first SPIRL prizes were awarded in February 2013 to
Bibliothèque nationale de France for their projects Gallica
Library and Discovery Service, and to Biblioteca Virtual Miguel
de Cervantes for their service oriented platform for the
management of metadata and content in digital libraries.
Commendations of Merit were awarded to Griffith University for
their Research Hub project, and to New York Public Library for
their New York Public Library Labs project.
Chief Judge for SPIRL 2014 will be Elisabeth Niggemann (Deutsch
Nationalbibliothek). Other judges will be Dame Lynne Brindley
(Master of Pembroke College, Oxford), Charles Henry (Council on
Library and Information Resources), Rick Luce (University of
Oklahoma), Ann Okerson (Center for Research Libraries), Bruno
Racine (Bibliothèque nationale de France), Dongfang Shao
(Library of Congress), and Karin Wittenborg (University of
Virginia).
Stanford University Libraries supports the teaching, learning and
research mandates of the University through delivery of
bibliographic and other information resources and services to
faculty, students and staff. It is tackling the challenges of the
digital age while continuing the development, preservation and
conservation of its extensive print, media and manuscript
collections.
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Web resources: Entry Form
(http://www.stanford.edu/group/ldo/spirl2014.fb)
SPIRL Website
(http://library.stanford.edu/projects/stanford-prize-innovation-research-lib
raries-spirl)
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