1. Using the University's repository Bill Hubbard SHERPA Manager

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3. Nottingham ePrints first institutional repository in the country recently been upgraded open to any staff member takes in material from any discipline part of the linked global network of nearly 1100 repositories http://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk

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9. Using Nottingham ePrints deposit is supplementary to publication gives OA benefits of increased visibility and accessibility no charge for use quick to deposit assistance is available from SHERPA team satisfies most funders OA mandates

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14. Beyond access provides persistent URLs for material can feed departmental webpages persistent record of departmental research provide statistics of most popular downloads possible eventual use in RAE-like analysis

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16. Summary Nottingham ePrints is available for all staff The SHERPA team is happy to give advice on any issues and assistance in using the repository bill.hubbard@nottingham.ac.uk

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