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Folios from a Kammavācā manuscript

12 Feb The Gilt Manuscripts of the Fragile Palm Leaves Collection

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The Fragile Palm Leaves collection includes over one hundred Kammavācā manuscripts, dating from the later 18th century through the early 20th century. ...

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Number of volumes (online and not yet)

08 Jan 2017: Year in Review

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It may be a new year but it’s not too late to reflect on what happened in 2017. The last 12 months was a busy time for BDRC, and we reached a number of significant milestones....

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Khenpo Sodargye with BDRC staff

27 Nov Khenpo Sodargye Visits BDRC

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BDRC was visited by Khenpo Sodargye, one of the most eminent contemporary Buddhist teachers. ...

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The app’s interface

17 Nov Meet BDRC's New Mobile App and Online Library for China

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In collaboration with Buddhist Research and Resources Center of Zhejiang University, BDRC is thrilled to announce two significant product offerings: the launch of BDRC’s online library for users in China and the release of its free mobile app, “BDRC Lib.” ...

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Fragile Palm Leaves Digitization Project

27 Mar Announcing the Fragile Palm Leaves Digitization Project

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BDRC is pleased to announce the Fragile Palm Leaves Digitization Project. This vital project is made possible by the gracious funding support of the Khyentse Foundation. ...

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James Robson (left) and D. Christian Lammerts (right)

20 Mar Announcing Expanded BDRC Board of Directors

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We are pleased to announce the addition of two new members to BDRC’s Board of Directors: James Robson, of Harvard University, and D. Christian Lammerts, of Rutgers University. The knowledge and expertise of these two new members will vitally benefit BDRC as we develop our...

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Buddhist Digital Ressource Center logo

01 Mar Introducing Buddhist Digital Resource Center (BDRC)

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We are pleased to announce the expansion of our institutional mission to include the preservation of texts in languages beyond Tibetan, including Sanskrit, Pali and Chinese. ...

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Venerable Khenchen Konchog Gyaltsen Rinpoche with TBRC staff

20 May Venerable Khenchen Konchog Gyaltsen Rinpoche Visits TBRC

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We were honored and pleased to host Venerable Khenchen Konchog Gyaltsen Rinpoche at TBRC this week....

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David Weinberger

17 May David Weinberger on the Future of Digital Libraries

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David Weinberger’s talk, “The Future of Digital Libraries,” surrounded importance of digital libraries as spaces in which the identities and values of communities can be expressed through data. ...

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Khenpo Karma Jamyang Gyaltsen

18 Apr Khenpo Karma Jamyang Gyaltsen Visits TBRC

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Khenpo Karma Jamyang Gyaltsen visited TBRC on Friday afternoon, touring the TBRC office and joining us for lunch. Khenpo la took time to visit TBRC before giving a talk at Harvard University later in the afternoon; it was an honor for us to host him....

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