Collection Wall prototype #1 integrates screens within shelves to display data from online repositories, merging digital and physical academic collections. Users can scan books and tokens to receive digital recommendations, focusing on master theses, dissertations, and faculty-nominated “Best Graduate” publications. Historic dissertations are paired with related physical objects from the Academic Heritage collection, displayed in vitrines and linked using AI-generated keywords. At the core is the interactive Oracle 2.0 application, which uses machine learning to cluster and recommend similar publications, allowing users to explore timelines, filter by faculty, and visualize interdisciplinary connections.
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All timeline stories.
The XR Cone is a proof-of-concept station designed to visualize and navigate our nonstandard format collections, such as videos, maps, and 3D scans. It transforms the floors of the central cone into shelves of animated visualizations. In a single XR experience, users can interact with collections which are otherwise dispersed across various websites and have limited physical presence. This prototype is part of the Collection Wall project explorations.
Trying out new technology in the public space.
TU Delft Library is a founding member of DataCite and consortium leader of the TU Delft DOI Consortium. TU Delft Library has established DataCite Netherlands to serve as a central research dataset registration service that helps Dutch research organizations to register DOIs for scientific resources.
In higher education and research efficently finding and judging relevant scientific information is critical. Information skills are essential for all students (Bachelor & Master) and for researchers. The TU Delft Library offers students courses to develop these information skills.
The launch of our in-house developed free and open source repository software, called Djehuty. With this launch, 4TU.ResearchData was proud to move to a free and open-source software, in support of our open science efforts and overall vision.




