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\"\"Infrastructure is a word used a lot in the scholarly community, and for good reason. But what it actually means, how it works and how it affects research communications isn\u2019t always clear, even to those of us that work with it every day. In fact, there really is no it<\/i>  to infrastructure–no single organization, technology or approach keeps things running. And sometimes it\u2019s difficult to know what those things are. What is infrastructure and what\u2019s just…technology? What does it enable?<\/p>\n

Over the course of 2020, we explored these topics, including preservation, search, and the distribution of information on this blog, with an edited series of postings and interviews designed to shed light on what infrastructure is and what it means for these functions and systems to be dependent on each other, and us. It\u2019s not a series for technology experts, it\u2019s a series for everyone with a stake in how scholarly information is collected, distributed and used. <\/p>\n

Infrastructure Series: List of Blog Posts<\/h3>\n