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CSHL Institutional Repository: Introduction & Overview

A guide to the CSHL Institutional Repository.

The Repository

 

a screenshot of the homepage of the CSHL Scientific Digital Repository

Description

Why do we have it?

  • To collect, manage, and preserve the intellectual output produced by CSHL
  • To provide annotation, metadata, topics, and subjects to items deposited in the Institutional Repository
  • To collect all the works produced by a CSHL scientist throughout their career

 

What do we collect?

  • Raw data, code, scripts, software, manuscripts, theses, presentations, posters, video, and audio files
  • Bibliographic information on all CSHL faculty, researchers, and graduate students

 

Why do we do it?

  • It provides an environment to deposit data related to works published by CSHL faculty, researchers, and graduate students
  • It provides a long-term, stable location for the storage of data related to published papers
  • It allows for the archiving of School of Biological Sciences theses and to make them full-text accessible
  • It allows for CSHL faculty to provide additional information to published papers
  • It allows for open access to enhance the sharing of data from CSHL-produced research

 

Who are our users?

  • CSHL faculty, researchers, and graduate students
  • Outside faculty, researchers, and graduate students
  • The public

Do I Need an Account?

All information within the IR is available without a user account. User accounts are generally reserved for people involved in adding and maintaining records within the repository. Scientific administrators or persons typically assigned to maintain a laboratory's publications/data typically have an account and training. It you need records added or updated, contacting Katie McGuire is typically the easiest and faster way to get materials in the repository.

CSHL Institutional Repository Link

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