Open AccessGuidance on publisher and self-archiving open access options, publisher deals and information about our institutional repository |
Assessing ResearchAssess research appropriately and responsibly using a suite of specific metrics. |
Systematic ReviewsGuidance on how they differ from literature reviews and how to create the best search strategy. |
Research Data ManagementGuidance on research data management and the University of Southampton Research Data Management Policy |
ThesesSupport and guidance on all aspects of research data management including data management plans for PhDs, & funder and institutional policies |
Research IDsHow to get ORCID iDs, ISBNs, ISSNs and DOIs. |
TrainingExplore our training materials for University of Southampton researchers. |
PureSupport material for our research information system and our institutional repository "ePrints" . |
Contact usFind out key contacts for Research Services. |
Our team blog, Research Matters|Southampton, discusses topics relating to open access, research data management, peer review and the scholarly communications landscape. If you would like to suggest a topic or contribute to a blog post please email eprints@soton.ac.uk
For open access and institutional repository enquiries eprints@soton.ac.uk
For research data management queries please email ResearchData@soton.ac.uk
Need further help? Use our Library Research Skills support service
The library is running a survey into use of and attitudes to electronic research notebooks (ERNs) [ERGO73207].
ERNs can be as simple as a Word document or more complex software.
We are keen to hear from everyone, from all disciolines and regardless of your level of experience.
The survey is open and runs from now until the end of January.
By taking part you can help inform the development of guidance and support as well an institutional policy on ERNs.
Back in person!
Join Amy and Philly on Monday 20th February 1200-1400 for all things open science and lunch (probably pizza!)
For more infor and registration details see our ReproducabiliTea page.
Reference Management Information - using EndNote to organise and cite your references.
Details on using other Research LIbraries.