Carlyn Osborn is a Librarian (Digital Collections Specialist) in the Digital Content Management Section at the Library of Congress. She graduated from the Johns Hopkins University with a B.A. in the History of Science, Medicine, and Technology (2014) and from the University of Maryland College of Information Studies with a M.L.I.S., specializing in Archives and Digital Curation (2017). Carlyn has been involved with museums, libraries, and special collections since 2010 and is interested in the history of science, digital humanities, and data science. Prior to joining the Digital Content Management Section, Carlyn worked in the Geography and Map Division at the Library of Congress, where she founded the blog Worlds Revealed in 2015.
Most Recent Posts
- Making a valuable resource even better: the Recommended Formats Statement and RFS 2.0 June 11th, 2020
- Gina Jones and 20 Years of Web Archiving at the Library of Congress April 15th, 2020
- Happy Birthday to LCWA! Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of Web Archiving at the Library of Congress. April 2nd, 2020
- PDF is Here to Stay: Archiving with the Portable Document Format March 10th, 2020
- In a Web Archives Frame of Mind: Improving Access and Describing the Collections December 12th, 2019
- The Library of Congress joins the Digital Preservation Coalition December 10th, 2019
- What can you find in 1.7 million phone book images? November 14th, 2019
- Resilience in the Commons: Acquiring and Preserving Open Access Latin American Monographs April 29th, 2019
- Science Blogs Web Archive September 17th, 2018