DSpace at Cambridge: Home

DSpace@Cambridge is the institutional repository of the University of Cambridge. The repository was established in 2003 to facilitate the deposit of digital content of a scholarly or heritage nature, allowing academics and their departments at the University to share and preserve this content in a managed environment.

For more information on DSpace@Cambridge's services please go to the support web site.

Recent Submissions: International Union for Co-operation in Solar Research, conference 1907; Photograph of John Couch Adams; Magnetic Detection of Microstructure Change in Power Plant Steels; Invitation card from Sanitary Institute of Great Britain; PrologPF: Parallel Logic and Functions on the Delphi Machine; E-thesis deposit with DSpace
From October 1st 2009 it is possible to deposit theses in electronic form in DSpace@Cambridge, the institutional repository of the University. More information.

Research data costs survey
The Keeping Research Data Safe2 project (KRDS2) is currently running a survey on research data management costs in the UK. If your department manages data collections and has costing information about related activities, then your feedback is wanted. Further details are available on the University Library web site.