The Texas State University Digital Repository is an open access institutional repository for collecting, managing, sharing and preserving the research and scholarship of university faculty, staff, and students. It is organized into communities covering centers and institutes, departments, interdisciplinary projects, journals and conference proceedings, open education materials, and theses and dissertations.
GenderOpen is a repository offering full-text Open Access to publications in gender studies. It aims to support long-term archiving, visibility and global sharing of these works. The site lists recent submissions, including books and collected-volume chapters.
Shodhganga is a repository maintained by the INFLIBNET Centre for Indian Ph.D. theses. It captures, indexes, stores, disseminates and preserves electronic theses and dissertations submitted by researchers, making them available through open access. Regional language translation support is in a testing phase. Membership is not offered to colleges.
OpenBenches is a platform that hosts a map of public memorial benches. As of the listed data, it includes 44,306 user-added benches, and allows users to search bench inscriptions, view random bench listings, and add new bench entries to the map.
hohPublica is the University of Hohenheim's publication platform, replacing the earlier OPUS server. It lets university members publish electronic documents such as dissertations, master's theses, essays and discussion papers on the internet free of charge. The service covers catalog and database referencing, long-term archiving, and help pages on the publication process and copyright.
correspSearch is a web service for searching scholarly editions of letters, including by sender, recipient, location, date, and full text. It aggregates files in the Correspondence Metadata Interchange Format and offers filter options, visualizations such as bar charts, maps, and networks, an API, and the csLink widget for linking letters across editions.
Jara'id is a searchable database of over 3,300 Arabic periodicals published between 1800 and 1929. Entries include dates, places of publication, editors and holding institutions, with English and Arabic listings. Users can search by title, place, editor or comment, filter by year range, place, institution or language, and sort by column headings.
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GenderOpen is a repository offering full-text Open Access to publications in gender studies. It aims to support long-term archiving, visibility and global sharing of these works. The site lists recent submissions, including books and collected-volume chapters.
Shodhganga is a repository maintained by the INFLIBNET Centre for Indian Ph.D. theses. It captures, indexes, stores, disseminates and preserves electronic theses and dissertations submitted by researchers, making them available through open access. Regional language translation support is in a testing phase. Membership is not offered to colleges.
OpenBenches is a platform that hosts a map of public memorial benches. As of the listed data, it includes 44,306 user-added benches, and allows users to search bench inscriptions, view random bench listings, and add new bench entries to the map.
hohPublica is the University of Hohenheim's publication platform, replacing the earlier OPUS server. It lets university members publish electronic documents such as dissertations, master's theses, essays and discussion papers on the internet free of charge. The service covers catalog and database referencing, long-term archiving, and help pages on the publication process and copyright.
correspSearch is a web service for searching scholarly editions of letters, including by sender, recipient, location, date, and full text. It aggregates files in the Correspondence Metadata Interchange Format and offers filter options, visualizations such as bar charts, maps, and networks, an API, and the csLink widget for linking letters across editions.
Jara'id is a searchable database of over 3,300 Arabic periodicals published between 1800 and 1929. Entries include dates, places of publication, editors and holding institutions, with English and Arabic listings. Users can search by title, place, editor or comment, filter by year range, place, institution or language, and sort by column headings.
