Informatics Studies

Our peer-reviewed international journal, published quarterly, showcases research at the intersection of informatics, heritage, health, environment, and society. Printed copies since 2014 are available in the archive, and digital copies in the eLIS repository. 

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Informatics Studies is a peer reviewed international journal published quarterly in English and its online version is published since  2022. It is  supported by  Centre for Informatics Research and Development. The journal is intended to focus on –Information Infrastructures, Knowledge Management, Institutional Repositories, Digital Library/Archive, Cloud Computing Solutions for Libraries, Unicode, Multi-linguality and Interoperability Issues, Thesauri and Ontologies, Semantics, Metadata and Retrieval, Resources Discovery Solutions, Online Resources Usability Issues, Open Access Initiatives, OAI –PMH, MARC 21, Consortia, IPR, Information Literacy, Training and education of Professionals, Performance Measurement and Metrics, Setting Service Quality Standards etc. It has print and online versions.  

Volume 13 (2) David Attenborough: The Voice that Archived the Living Earth

For more than seven decades, Sir David Attenborough has stood as humanity's most eloquent witness to the splendour and fragility of life on Earth. Through films, books, and public advocacy, he transformed broadcasting into a living archive of the planet's memory, revealing forests, oceans, deserts, wildlife, and endangered ecosystems with scientific rigor and profound compassion. More than a natural historian, he became a guardian of the living world, preserving for future generations the stories of species, habitats, and environmental change amid an age of accelerating biodiversity loss and climate crisis. His work awakened ecological consciousness across nations, opened environmental knowledge to all, and inspired millions toward conservation and stewardship. As we celebrate his hundredth year, we honour not merely a broadcaster, but one of the greatest chroniclers of Planet Earth and a timeless voice for the protection of life itself.