Depositing your research output
How to deposit your research output
There are two methods to deposit your research output in the University's Research Information System (RIS) repository (link to RIS page):
- Deposit the item yourself in RIS using the RIS Outputs and Research Repository User Guide.
First time users of RIS need to register at the RIS Moodle training site (University log-in required).
Registered users may log in to RIS here: Login to RIS
(This is the route for types of publication other than journal articles and conference papers)
- Use the Mediated Deposit Service
To allow everyone to access your output via the repository, please ensure you have converted your output file into an accessible PDF before deposit. You can do this by following the step-by-step Creating accessible PDFs guidance.
By depositing your research output in RIS you agree to adhere to the below declaration:
Deposit Licence - Depositor's Declaration
By agreeing to this licence, you (the author(s), copyright owner(s) or assignee(s)), grant a non-exclusive licence to the University of Nottingham on behalf of the Research Information System (RIS) repository that warrants:
- You are the owner(s) of the copyright in the whole Work (including content and layout) or are duly authorised by the owner(s), or other holder(s) of these rights and are competent to grant under this agreement, a licence to hold and disseminate copies of the material.
- The Work is not and shall be in no way a violation or infringement of any copyright, trademark, patent, or other rights whatsoever of any person.
- That if the Work has been commissioned, sponsored or supported by any organisation, you represent that you have fulfilled all of the obligations required by such contract or agreement.
Depositing Open Access outputs in RIS video (log in required)How to Deposit in-progress outputs in RIS video (log in required)
Mediated deposit service
This service is offered by University of Nottingham Libraries to help you deposit research outputs in RIS.
How to use the service
Email the Open Access team at openaccess@nottingham.ac.uk with ‘Mediated deposit request - Date of Acceptance: DD.MM.YYYY’ in the subject line. It is vital that you include the date of acceptance (and, if applicable, of publication) in the subject line so that the team can prioritise requests in line with REF eligibility deadlines.
Please send a separate email for each item you would like us to deposit for you.
Email the open access team
Please make sure you include the following in your email:
For Articles
Email subject heading:
- 'Mediated Deposit Request - Date of acceptance: DD.MM.YYYY' or ‘Mediated Deposit Request – DOA: DD.MM.YYYY; DOP: DD.MM.YYYY’
If immediately after acceptance and before publication:
- PDF of the author's accepted manuscript
- Name of the journal venue (full title, not an abbreviation)
- If not on the manuscript, names of co-authors
- Schools or Departments of Nottingham authors
- Licence for manuscript file to be released under from repository
If after publication, including online early publication:
- PDF of the author's accepted manuscript
- Link (URL) to the version of the paper on the publisher’s website
For Conference Papers
Email subject heading:
- 'Mediated Deposit Request - Date of acceptance: DD.MM.YYYY' or ‘Mediated Deposit Request – DOA: DD.MM.YYYY; DOP: DD.MM.YYYY’
If immediately after acceptance and before publication:
- PDF of the author's accepted manuscript
- Details of the conference venue
- If possible, provide a link to conference website
- If not on the manuscript, names of co-authors
- Schools or Departments of Nottingham authors
- Licence for manuscript file to be released under from repository
If after publication, including online early publication:
- PDF of the author's accepted manuscript
- Link to the version of the paper on the conference website or publisher’s website
Postgraduate Research Students
Postgraduate research students wishing to deposit a publication in RIS should note:
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If you also have a staff role then you will have access to RIS in order to deposit outputs yourself.
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If you have a UoN co-author, the co-author should deposit the output.
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If neither of the above methods applies, use the Mediated Deposit Service.