Additional Partners
Other institutional partners have joined the Project since the partnership was first announced.
- Bavarian State Library, Bavaria + Google, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek + Google (in German)
- Columbia University, Columbia University Library System, Columbia + Google
- Committee on Institutional Cooperation, CIC + Google
- Complutense University of Madrid, Madrid + Google, Complutense Universidad + Google (in Spanish)
- Cornell University, Cornell University Library, Cornell + Google
- Ghent University, Ghent University Library/Boekentoren, Ghent/Gent + Google
- Keio University, Keio Media Centers (Libraries), Keio + Google (in English), Keio + Google (in Japanese)
- La Bibliothèque Municipale de Lyon, Lyon + Google (in French)
- National Library of Catalonia, Biblioteca de Catalunya + Google (in Spanish)
- Princeton University, Princeton University Library, Princeton + Google
- University of California, California Digital Library, California + Google
- University of Lausanne, Cantonal and University Library of Lausanne/Bibliothèque Cantonale et Universitaire (BCU) + Google (in French)
- University of Mysore, Mysore University Library, Mysore + Google
- University of Texas at Austin, University of Texas Libraries, Texas + Google
- University of Virginia, University of Virginia Library, Virginia + Google
- University of Wisconsin–Madison, University of Wisconsin Libraries, Wisconsin + Google
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