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 ===== What HORTUS enables researchers to do ===== ===== What HORTUS enables researchers to do =====
 HORTUS brings together several key capabilities that are often scattered across multiple systems: HORTUS brings together several key capabilities that are often scattered across multiple systems:
-  * **Discover** +  * **Discover**: Browse and search research projects, datasets, publications, events, news, and experts relevant to Religious Studies. 
-Browse and search research projects, datasets, publications, events, news, and experts relevant to Religious Studies. +  * **Collaborate**: Create or join research projects, manage contributors, share folders and working documents, and exchange through discussions and social features. 
-  * **Collaborate** +  * **Organise research work**: Use personal and project workspaces to structure files, folders, metadata, and draft materials before publication. 
-Create or join research projects, manage contributors, share folders and working documents, and exchange through discussions and social features. +  * **Publish and disseminate**: Publish datasets, publications, and other research outputs with rich metadata, clear visibility rules, and links to external repositories when needed. 
-  * **Organise research work** +  * **Learn and train**: Access training materials and courses through the Training Centre, and reuse published resources for teaching and learning activities. 
-Use personal and project workspaces to structure files, folders, metadata, and draft materials before publication. +  * **Engage with the community**: Follow projects and resources, participate in discussions, share updates, and connect with other researchers and experts.
-  * **Publish and disseminate** +
-Publish datasets, publications, and other research outputs with rich metadata, clear visibility rules, and links to external repositories when needed. +
-  * **Learn and train** +
-Access training materials and courses through the Training Centre, and reuse published resources for teaching and learning activities. +
-  * **Engage with the community** +
-Follow projects and resources, participate in discussions, share updates, and connect with other researchers and experts.+
  
 ===== Who HORTUS is for ===== ===== Who HORTUS is for =====
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