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https://blogs.library.duke.edu/preservation/files/2020/09/a-Yordy_catapillar.jpg576768By Mary Yordy, Senior Conservation Technician At the beginning of the quarantine, practical arrangements to retain connectivity to my desktop at work and forge other forms of digital connectivity with my workplace kept me busy. I researched questions about surface contamination of books and paper, I cleared out and organized files and reviewed hundreds of … Continue reading →