6 Institutions Will Help Fine-Tune a Popular New Archiving Program

By DAN CARNEVALE

Six research universities announced last month that they are working with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to fine-tune DSpace, an MIT software program for archiving scholarly works that has spread rapidly in academe in just a few months.

The six institutions are Columbia, Cornell, and Ohio State Universities, and the Universities...

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