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The Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities responds to the Wellcome Trust’s report on Archives, manuscripts and material culture (AMCs) in life, health, and wellbeing research

2026-02-14

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This open letter from Durham University’s Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities responds to the Wellcome Trust’s 2025 report on archives, manuscripts, and material culture (AMCs) in health research. We applaud the report’s recognition of AMCs as foundational infrastructures for discovery research and its emphasis on pluralistic values, and we use this letter to expand upon three critical dimensions. F...

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Literature Corpus work: 74ecc460-aa03-546e-ae27-6012239467a8
DOI: 10.12688/wellcomeopenres.25676.1

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