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Dr James Currall is an Honorary Senior Research Fellow at the School of Humanities, University of Glasgow. His research spans digital preservation, records management, and information science, with notable contributions to statistical methodologies in veterinary medicine and the theoretical underpinnings of archival authenticity. He has collaborated extensively on projects addressing digital curation challenges, including the Effective Records Management Project (2002).
His work explores intersections between technology and institutional practices, such as the sustainability of digital assets and metadata standards. Key contributions include critiques of digital preservation funding models and analyses of authenticity in digital archives. Currall has published widely in journals like Journal of Small Animal Practice, Archives and Manuscripts, and D-Lib Magazine, reflecting his interdisciplinary approach.
Notable projects include the espida Process framework for digital curation cost modeling and collaborative efforts on metadata governance. His research often emphasizes practical applications, such as improving statistical literacy among veterinary clinicians and advancing strategies for long-term digital asset management.
