Digital repositories are online storehouses for your article pre-prints and manuscripts, technical reports, conference proceedings, data sets, and software, as well as theses and dissertations. They allow researchers to retain the copyright to their manuscripts while opening access to the material. They make scholarly material more discoverable and provide a way of collecting, preserving, and disseminating digital copies of scholarly outputs.
Check out the library's Institutional Repository webpage for details about setting up a profile, background about the project, and contact information.
Here is a list of disciplinary repositories or preprint repositories where you can deposit and share your scholarly work:
It is becoming an increasingly common practice for researchers to share their preprints because it allows them to disseminate their research results quickly and openly with the rest of the world. As a result, there is a growing number of preprint-specific and generalist repositories that support the sharing of preprints.
This directory provides a list of preprint repositories that are available to the research community. It helps researchers find the most appropriate platform for them, enabling them to browse through existing repositories by discipline, location, language, functionalities, and other facets.
