The Preservation Department for Stanford University Libraries & Academic Information Resources (SULAIR) is responsible for ensuring that the materials collected by SULAIR to fulfill the knowledge and information needs of the Stanford and worldwide scholarly communities are available not just for people today but for their progeny as well. In order to carry out this mission, the Preservation Department participates in a wide variety of activities and provides an array of services to the Stanford community.

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Explore this Web site to learn more about the services and activities of the Preservation Department and about the three units which carry them out:

Treatment and Repair of Damaged and Deteriorated Materials Reformatting: Digitization, Microfilming, Photocopying Materials Preparation and Collections Housing Disaster Prevention and Response Preventive Preservation Collection Assessment	Binding & Finishing Conservation & Book Repair
Stanford Papyri collection the centerpiece of summer Papyrus Institute Stanford's R. Buckminster Fuller collection featured in retrospectives at The Whitney Museum and The Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art