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  • This site is a university repository providing access to the publication output of the institution. Registered users can set up email alerts and RSS feeds to notify them of newly added relevant content. Master's theses are not available. The intereface is in English

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  • CrossAsia-Repository is the full-text server of the Virtual Library CrossAsia and forms the platform for publishing and archiving research literature in Asian Studies. The interface is in German or English and contains an RSS feed.

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  • SowiDataNet|datorium is a research data repository for social sciences and economics that enables researchers to easily and securely document, publish and share (quantitative) primary and secondary data. The repository is geared to the needs of the scientific community: a comprehensive metadata schema provides an opportunity to describe the research data in detail, which is the prerequisite for effective reuse. With the publication in SowiDataNet|datorium, research data become citable because they are given a persistent identifier, namely a "Digital Object Identifier (DOI)". A two-stage review process also guarantees a quality and technical quality check of the data.

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  • The Naturalis Repository provides access to staff publications and to Naturalis journals and series.

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  • This site is a university repository providing access to the publication output of the institution. Registered users can set up email alerts and RSS feeds to notify them of newly added relevant content. Master's theses are not available. The intereface is in English

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  • This is a university repository providing access to the institutions research output. Some items are not available as full-text.

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  • This is a subject based repository, containing materials relating to any aspect of library and information science. The site is especially rich in supporting material and documentation in a variety of EU languages.

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  • CrossAsia-Repository is the full-text server of the Virtual Library CrossAsia and forms the platform for publishing and archiving research literature in Asian Studies. The interface is in German or English and contains an RSS feed.

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  • This site is a university repository providing access to the publication output of the institution. A RSS feed is available for anyone interested in keeping up-to-date with newly added materials. The interface and majority of the contents are available in German only.

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  • Publications of Utrecht University, University Medical Center Utrecht

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  • SowiDataNet|datorium is a research data repository for social sciences and economics that enables researchers to easily and securely document, publish and share (quantitative) primary and secondary data. The repository is geared to the needs of the scientific community: a comprehensive metadata schema provides an opportunity to describe the research data in detail, which is the prerequisite for effective reuse. With the publication in SowiDataNet|datorium, research data become citable because they are given a persistent identifier, namely a "Digital Object Identifier (DOI)". A two-stage review process also guarantees a quality and technical quality check of the data.

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  • An institutional repository providing access to PhD theses. The interface is available in English or Italian, with supporting documentation only available in the latter. Registered users, not limited to institutional members, can set up email alerts to notify them of newly added relevant content

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  • The Naturalis Repository provides access to staff publications and to Naturalis journals and series.

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