New Delhi, Nov. 14 -- AWS will fund a $1 million project to convert six decades of the Jane Goodall Institute's chimpanzee and baboon research-handwritten notes, film and observational logs-into a searchable, multimodal digital archive using Amazon Bedrock, SageMaker and partner-led UX design. The work aims to preserve irreplaceable data and make it accessible to researchers worldwide.

For research efforts that span generations, paper and film are liabilities: they deteriorate, stay siloed, and remain hard to query. AWS's commitment to digitize JGI's archives addresses both preservation and discovery. By converting handwritten notes and historic footage into structured, searchable datasets, scientists gain the ability to ask new, cross-d...