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Follow Scholars Across Places, Work, and Meetings
Trace movements on the map and open scholar-centered networks of places, organizations, meetings, and collaborators.
A collaborative, source-backed atlas of historical scholars, linking their lives, work, movements, and interactions across time and place.
The project covers historical developments up to 1945, building a structured view of scientific history.
ScholarAtlas links scholars, places, organizations, and events to Wikidata QIDs where possible, helping connect local evidence to the wider knowledge graph. QIDs are useful for disambiguation and future export, but cited sources remain the basis for canonical claims.
Contributors are especially encouraged to add source-backed historical addresses with reviewed latitude and longitude when the location can be identified with confidence. These coordinates make residences, workplaces, and meetings explorable on the map while keeping uncertain locations reviewable.
Interested in contributing? Join our GitLab group to get access: https://gitlab.com/scholaratlas
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Trace movements on the map and open scholar-centered networks of places, organizations, meetings, and collaborators.
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Submit claims and corrections from address books, letters, books, datasets, and archival material.
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