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This page summarises all projects under the WikiProject UTL umbrella. The projects are grouped as follows:

• Collections projects improve article content and reference using UTL material
• Infrastructure projects make it easy for readers to find relevant UTL holdings (e.g. archives)
• Community projects organise UTL community members to improve articles in their interest areas

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Collections
These projects improve article content and reference using UTL material.
Notes Text-based edits seek to improve the balanced and verifiable representation of history surrounding each topic. All contributions draw on thorough familiarity with digitised material, and on the most authoritative and balanced secondary sources to date. Where existing narrative is comprehensive and up-to-date, references are added to help verify content and to provide entry points to quality sources for further research. Primary sources are contributed where self-evident (e.g. a 1923 Nobel Prize medal inscribed to Frederick Banting as evidence of the Nobel Prize was awarded to him in 1923). Where contextual interpretation is required to understand the cited material, balanced secondary sources are used to support the contribution. Media or links may be rearranged based on article relevance, but with sensitivity to the overall focus of the page. Sections or articles are created where chunks of notable information are missing. The Discovery and Early Development of Insulin About the collection Date range: Early 1900s Key references Michael Bliss's Discovery of Insulin (2007; update to 1982 publication) Articles from the Bulletin of the History of Medicine Partial edits Insulin Insulin (medication) Frederick Banting, co-discoverer of insulin Charles Best (medical scientist), co-discoverer of insulin J. J. R. Macleod, co-discoverer of insulin J.B. Collip, co-discoverer of insulin James D. Havens, early patient Constance Collier, early patient Eli Lilly & Company, early collaborator in insulin mass-production John G. FitzGerald, founder of Connaught Laboratories and peacemaker for the insulin project Significantly developed articles History of diabetes Frederick Banting#Statements on Hudson's Bay Company New articles Academy of Medicine of Toronto, a continuing medical education institution for Ontario researchers and practitioners Connaught Laboratories, a non-commercial public health institution based at the University of Toronto until 1972 Anatomia About the collection Date range: 1522–1867 Edits Anatomy Outline of human anatomy Frederik Ruysch Govert Bidloo Gerard de Lairesse William Cowper (anatomist) The Barren Lands in the Geological Survey of Canada, 1892-1894 About the collection Date range: Late 19C–Early 20C Notes: This collection has been flagged for collaboration with Indigenous communities. Edits First Nations Joseph Tyrrell Patent Medicine About the collection Date range: 1860s–1970s Edits Patent medicine Kellogg's All-Bran Other collections Agnes Chamberlin Agnes Dunbar Moodie Fitzgibbon Catherine Parr Traill Canadian Pamphlets and Broadsides William Briggs (publisher) Collection of Manuscript Fragments Quitclaim deed