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Stanford Law School Securities Litigation Database

With Drupal as the bricks and mortar, and passionate legal researchers collecting the data, we built a research application—something site visitors could interact with and utilize, capable not only of search but also of analysis and visualization.

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John W. Gardner Center for Youth and Their Communities

It’s a web maxim we’ve all heard a thousand times: Content is king! This project proved to us how smoothly work can go when you all (client and developers alike) adhere to that maxim.

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Online Course: The Economic Structure of Business Transactions

In the uncharted frontier of MOOCs, anything was possible. Here's our story of creating a virtual classroom in the early days of online courses.

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Stanford Center for International Development

All research centers need good websites to share their findings—findings that otherwise might get buried in some library archive. This is a success story of one such site.

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Administrative Conference of the United States (ACUS)

This project took complex data and created a clean, organized, and published listing, accessible to anyone with a computer and an internet connection—so any person in the world can see what adjudication looks like in the U.S.

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Materials Research Science and Engineering Centers (MRSEC)

Long-running projects like MRSEC are a study in adapting to changing times and changing needs while keeping what works. This project aligns perfectly with our mission: using the handy parts of the internet to help researchers do research.

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Shared Instrumentation

This site enables researchers to share resources by providing a listing, with easy and intuitive searching and browsing, of available instruments across departments at UC Santa Barbara.

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