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e-Science, characterized by data-intensive research and global collaboration, is transforming scientific discovery. Libraries and librarians play a crucial role in supporting these new research paradigms and data management needs.

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Area of Science:

* Information Science and Digital Humanities
* Computational Science and Data Management

Background:

* Evolution of research methodologies from traditional experiments to computational modeling and simulation.
* Emergence of global research networks and the associated increase in data generation.
* Definition and characteristics of e-Science, emphasizing data intensity and collaborative networks.

Purpose of the Study:

* To explore the evolving role of libraries and librarians within the e-Science landscape.
* To highlight successful collaborations between libraries and researchers in e-Science initiatives.
* To identify key tools, resources, and projects facilitating library support for e-Science.

Main Methods:

* Literature review and analysis of existing projects and resources.
* Case study approach examining successful library-researcher collaborations.
* Synthesis of information on tools and services supporting e-Science.

Main Results:

* Identification of various tools and resources that facilitate e-Science.
* Demonstration of successful collaborative projects between libraries and researchers.
* Evidence of libraries actively adapting to support data-intensive research and global networks.

Conclusions:

* Libraries and librarians are integral to the success of e-Science.
* Strategic collaborations are essential for leveraging library expertise in data management and research support.
* Continued development of tools and resources is needed to meet the evolving demands of e-Science.