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Peter Burnhill of EDINA talks about The Depot repository

28 July 2007

All researchers and academic authors in the UK now have a repository in which to deposit their research papers under terms of open access. The Depot, a national Jisc-funded repository based at EDINA in the University of Edinburgh, was launched last month to provide a range of services to support the self-archiving of research papers.  In this podcast, Philip Pothen talks to Peter Burnhill, Director of EDINA about the benefits of putting research papers in The Depot.

 

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