nodegoat has been extended with four new features in the past months. These new features were commissioned by three research projects from Switzerland, Slovenia, and The Netherlands. All nodegoat users can now make use of these features: [....]
The nodegoat Guides have been extended with a new section on 'Ingestion Processes'. An Ingestion Process allows you to query an external resource and ingest the returned data in your nodegoat environment. Once the data is stored in nodegoat, it can be used for tagging, referencing, filtering, analysis, and visualisation purposes.[....]
Bölcsészettudományi Kutatóközpont based in Budapest, is running multiple nodegoat projects as part of a new nodegoat Grow configuration. [....]
LAB1100 and the Pelagios Network have signed a Memorandum of Understanding. This partnership will help nodegoat users to connect their data to resources available in the Pelagios network and to re-use data that has been created by other Pelagios partners.[....]
A database for historical data needs to be able to account for vague and uncertain data. A recently published series of blog posts describes how to create such a database in nodegoat.[....]
The MapModern project at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) that uses nodegoat to analyse cross-border literary networks and cultural mediators in the hispanic world between 1908 and 1939, has recently published a dataset on translations and reviews in hispanic modernist journals.[....]
The University of Padova will have its 800 year anniversary in 2022. To celebrate this occasion the university will create a database that contains information on selected scholars that have studied or taught at the university. nodegoat will be used to store, analyse, and visualise this data.[....]
The web app of the Encyclopedia of Romantic Nationalism in Europe has had a major update. The layout has been streamlined and the interface now has a responsive design.[....]
The Repertorium Academicum Germanicum (RAG) maps and analyses the graduate scholars of the Holy Roman Empire between 1250 and 1550. The work on the Repertorium started in 2001.[....]
LAB1100 has analysed and visualised a dataset of over 38.000 letters of nineteenth century intellectuals, using nodegoat.[....]
