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This edition of dh+lib Review is now available. Many thanks to our editors-at-large: Rebekah Walker, Chelsea Wells, Olivia Staciwa, Elena Hoffenberg, Molly McGuire, Monica Maher, John Knox, and Abbie Norris-Davidson

All the best,
Rachel Starry and Linsey Ford

Rachel Starry (she/her/hers)
Head of Digital Scholarship Services
University of Pittsburgh
ras545@pitt.edu

Linsey Ford
Head of Scholarly Communications
University of Houston-Clear Lake
ford@uhcl.edu

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