Research Space Repository is Canterbury Christ Church University’s institutional repository. It is an online archive of the University’s research outputs.
We encourage all CCCU researchers, including research students, to add their research outputs to Research Space Repository so that:
- Journal articles and conference proceedings published with an ISSN are REF eligible. The final author version of articles and conference proceedings must be deposited in the repository within 3 months of being accepted for publication in order to be eligible for entry into the next REF. See information about open access.
- Your research is collated in one place so it can be found and shared easily.
- Your research is kept securely online with a persistent URL.
- You have a record of your research that you can link to and use to promote your research.
Other benefits of using Research Space Repository include:
- Research Space Repository complies with international standards favoured by Google, ensuring deposits in the repository rank higher in search results.
- Open Access articles are cited more frequently than articles available via paywalls.
- Institutional repositories provide for the long-term preservation of research and offer a show case for the University’s research.
JISC Publications Router
The Library has integrated Jisc Publications Router with the CCCU Haplo Research Space Repository. The integration enables researchers’ outputs to be harvested directly into the CCCU Repository. Publications Router gathers outputs from content providers and publishers including BMJ, Elsevier, Crossref, PubMed, Sage, Springer Nature, The Royal Society and Wiley.
Publications Router finds matches based on researchers’ profiles, including your ORCID, in your Research Space account, so it is important that your ORCID is included in your account.
Publications Router integrates outputs that have not yet been added to Research Space and notifies us of any changes to existing outputs such as publication date or DOI, which will enable us to update your output's information in the repository.
Help with Research Space Repository
Watch this short video for guidance on adding your research to the repository:
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