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    ames – Expanded authors identifier functionality and publisher function

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    This release expands the functionality of the author identifier update script, and adds a new publisher function. Full Changelog: https://github.com/caltechlibrary/ames/compare/v1.1.2...v1.1.3Automated Metadata Service: Manage metadata from different sources

    Making Stuff Outreach at the Ames Laboratory and Iowa State University

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    The U. S. Department of Energy's Ames Laboratory in Ames, Iowa was a coalition partner for outreach activities connected with NOVA's Making Stuff television series on PBS. Volunteers affiliated with the Ames Laboratory and Iowa State University, with backgrounds in materials science, took part in activities including a science-themed Family Night at a local mall, Science Cafes at the Science Center of Iowa, teacher workshops, demonstrations at science nights in elementary and middle schools, and various other events. We describe a selection of the activities and present a summary of their outcomes and extent of their impact on Ames, Des Moines and the surrounding communities in Iowa. In Part 2, results of a volunteer attitude survey are presented, which shed some light on the volunteer experience and show how the volunteers participation in outreach activities has affected their views of materials education

    Letter, Albion Ames to M. F. Ames, September 3, 1886

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    Letter from Albion Ames in Starkville, Mississippi, to his brother, M. F. Ames, regarding his crops and various local happenings.https://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/mss-ames-hogan-papers/1011/thumbnail.jp

    Letter from Elizabeth Ames to David Ames, October 17, 1944

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    V-Mail letter written by Elizabeth Ames to her husband David Ames, serving on the USS Anthony. Letter filled with news of her trip from North Easton to Boston where she had lunch with members of the Ames family and a conversation with her mother-in-law

    The Ames Family of Easton by Winthrop Ames

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    The Ames Family of Easton, Massachusetts, authored by Winthrop Ames, provides a detailed history of the Ames family, tracing their lineage from England to their establishment in Easton, Massachusetts. It focuses on their contributions to industry, particularly shovel manufacturing, and their involvement in significant historical events, such as the Revolutionary War and the construction of the Union Pacific Railroad

    ames – Group and DOI scripts

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    This release adds new group and DOI addition functionality for CaltechAUTHORS Full Changelog: https://github.com/caltechlibrary/ames/compare/v1.1.1...v1.1.2Automated Metadata Service: Manage metadata from different sources

    Letter from C.G. Ames to Thomas Lamb Eliot

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    https://rdc.reed.edu/v1/resources/859b5c69-cfa2-40cf-b99a-a75fadd02e8f/thumb/128.jpgIt is possible that the author is Reverend Charles Gordon Ames, who was also a Unitarian minister and was in Germantown, Pennsylvania during this time

    caltechlibrary/ames: Initial citation alerter

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    First version of ames which uses Crossref Event Data to link Datacite DOIs to Crossref citations. Updates CaltechDATA and sends an email alert.Automated Metadata Servic

    NASA ames format for data exchange

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    The NASA Ames Format for Data Exchange, often referred to as NASA Ames Format, grew out of NASA aircraft campaigns and was first formalised at the Ames Research Centre, California, during the 1987 Stratosphere Troposphere Exchange Project (STEP), when uniform rules to record data were needed to facilitate the data exchange between the participants and allow shared use of a minimised amount of software to analyse and display different datasets
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