To support a project to increase access to 350 hours of oral histories with 70 scientists who immigrated to the united states by using the oral history metadata synchronizer tool and add these…

The Science History Institute will receive $132,875 under a two-year Project Grant from the National Archives and Records Administration. The grant will support increasing access to 350 hours of oral histories with 70 scientists who immigrated to the United States. The Institute will use the Oral History Metadata Synchronizer tool to add the interviews to its online digital collections. This work furthers the mission of the National Historical Publications and Records Grants program (CFDA #89.003) to undertake activities related to preserving, publishing, and facilitating use of documentary sources about U.S. history. By digitizing these oral histories and making them openly accessible online, the funding will enhance historical understanding of immigrant scientists' contributions to American research.

To support a project to increase access to 350 hours of oral histories with 70 scientists who immigrated to the united states by using the oral history metadata synchronizer tool and add these interviews to its online digital collections.