Collaborations
Hidden in Plain Sight is a highly collaborative endeavour, liaising with a range of individuals and institutions. Its success relies on close collaboration between the team and numerous individual scholars as well as collecting institutions. By combining archival and book-historical expertise with scientific analyses, these collaborations allow us to investigate manuscripts in ways that would not be possible within a single institution.
Individuals
Prof. Ophir Münz-Manor
Associate professor of rabbinic culture at the Department of History, Philosophy and Judaic Studies
Open University of Israel
Orly Amit
PhD candidate, Department of Art History
Tel Aviv University
Merina Tuladhar
Information Technology Manger
Cambridge University Library
Institutions
Lambeth Palace Library for the analysis of premodern books
The Department of Culture and Dzongkha Development, the Kingdom of Bhutan, for capacity building among colleagues and institutions across the region. Read more on our Knowledge Transfer page.
Leeds University Library for the analysis of premodern books, joint workshops and masterclasses
The London Museum for the analysis of an early modern binding, found in the mud of the Thames
The Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge for work on Himalayan prayer fabrics and Islamic amulets
The Museum of the Order of St John for the analysis of premodern books
The National Library of Wales for the analysis of premodern books and the exhibition Reunited: The Great Bibles of Henry VIII and Thomas Cromwell