Elizabeth Smith

Digital Curator, 19th century science collections

Division: Special Collections

Directorate: Research Collections

Department: Archives and Modern Manuscripts

Liz is the digital curator for 19th century science collections at Cambridge University Library, with responsibility for data relating to 19th century scientific manuscripts. She worked first with the Newton Project, and then with the Darwin Correspondence Project, where she formed part of the team that converted the Project’s core files to TEI XML. She continues to run Epsilon, a 19th century science letters platform, and to advise DH projects working with correspondence.

Affiliated organisations:

Cambridge Digital Humanities

Associated research projects

Epsilon: a nineteenth century science letters platform

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