The Aus-e-Lit Project was funded by the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS) Platforms for Collaboration, through the National eResearch Architecture Taskforce (NeAT), and by The University of Queensland.

A collaboration between AustLit and the UQ eResearch lab, the Aus-e-Lit Project aimed to provide services to address the eResearch needs of researchers studying Australian literature and Australian print culture. Building on the firm foundation of bibliographical and biographical data provided by the existing AustLit web portal, the project extends and enhances AustLit, linking it to other external but highly relevant databases and enabling researchers to enrich the collection by collaboratively adding new layers of scholarly knowledge.

The project web sites and pages have been archived.

For the technical background and links to publications, please visit the Aus-e-Lit Project web site hosted by the UQ eResearch Lab: http://itee.uq.edu.au/~eresearch/projects/aus-e-lit/.

To view the old Aus-e-Lit Pages on AustLit, please visit http://www.austlit.edu.au/aus-e-lit.

Project Leaders

• Professor Jane Hunter, eResearch Lab, University of Queensland
• Kerry Kilner, AustLit, University of Queensland

Project Team

• Dr Roger Osborne, Project Manager, University of Queensland
• Anna Gerber, Senior Software Engineer, University of Queensland
• Chris Davoren, Software Engineer, University of Queensland, 2008-2009
• Andrew Hyland, Software Engineer, University of Queensland, 2009-2010
• Damien Ayers, Software Engineer, University of Queensland, 2010-2011

The Aus-e-Lit project was funded from 2008 - 2011 by the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS) Platforms for Collaboration, through the National eResearch Architecture Taskforce (NeAT), and by The University of Queensland