Library Management of Disciplinary Repositories, SPEC Kit 338 (November 2013)

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Na#onal
Science Founda#on
Dryad
Board
of Directors
Todd
Vision,
Dryad
PI
Kris#n
Antelman,
NCSU
subcontract
Tim
Mori,
NCSU
IT
support
Jane
Greenberg,
metadata
lead
Elena
Feinstein,
Dryad
Curator Curatorial
assistants
Laura
Wendell,
Project
Manager
Peggy
Schaeffer, Communica#ons coordinator
Hilmar
Lapp, NESCent
IT management
Ryan
Scherle,
Repository
architect
Mercedes
Gosby
UI/
UX
designer
Dan
Leehr,
Scien#fic applica#on developer
Dryad
development contractors/students
Heather
Piwowar,
DataONE
postdoc
Dryad
Staff
–
May
2013
162 · Representative Documents: Dryad
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Dryad Staff-May 2013
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