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Library Innovation Lab Harvard Law School

Library science, archivist and innovation at Harvard Law Library

At The Reginald F. Lewis Law Center:

The Library Innovation Lab at Harvard Law School is a hub for developing innovative library tools and technologies. It is directed by Jack Cushman, who has a background in appellate litigation and software development. The lab's team includes senior software engineers Rebecca Cremona and Christopher Setzer, who work on projects such as Perma.cc and open data sharing tools. Christian Smith serves as the Software Engineering Manager, focusing on empowering the engineering team. Clare Stanton is the Product and Research Director, overseeing outreach and communications. Matteo Cargnelutti, a Software Engineer and current fellow, contributes to web archiving technologies and AI-related research. The lab is involved in projects that enhance digital preservation, open knowledge, and web accessibility.

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Library Innovation Lab Harvard Law School

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Journalism Lab
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Mission
We believe that libraries play a fundamental role in humanity as open, privacy-respecting, and sustainable information spaces. We also believe technology holds great power to break down barriers to information creation, preservation, and use.
Description
The Library Innovation Lab is involved in directing research that applies library principles such as knowledge provenance, veracity, and access to new technologies.
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https://lil.law.harvard.edu/about/

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