What is the 91²Ö¿â RISE Research Repository?
The is a consolidated archive of intellectual output by 91²Ö¿â researchers, scholars and other staff. It demonstrates the impact and quality of 91²Ö¿â research and scholarship and is used as the primary source of data for reporting about 91²Ö¿â research, including ERA.
The aim of a research repository is to preserve the intellectual output of an institution and make that output accessible. For authors, it provides a way to make their research available to the international scholarly community. For readers, it provides free access to international scholarly material.
What can you deposit into the 91²Ö¿â RISE Research Repository?
You can intended for an external audience that you produce through your research, scholarship or professional practice into 91²Ö¿â RISE once they’ve been published or presented.
91²Ö¿â researchers are encouraged to deposit any of the following works into 91²Ö¿â RISE:
- books and book chapters
- journal, magazine and blog articles and webpages
- conference and workshop presentations, papers, posters, and slides
- research, professional and project reports
- software, patents and trademarks
- creative works, including original works, exhibitions, and performances
- research data records (metadata only).
You don’t need to deposit 91²Ö¿â HDR theses or Engineering Honours projects – once they’ve been assessed and received a passing grade, copies are sent to the Library for processing. HDR theses will be added to the 91²Ö¿â RISE Research Repository. Engineering Honours projects will be added to the .
If you’re not sure whether you should contribute a particular output, you can email the Library Repository team for advice.
You can find more information about our copyright and conditions for deposit in the .
How do you deposit into the 91²Ö¿â RISE Research Repository?
All 91²Ö¿â students and staff are automatically registered for 91²Ö¿â RISE. Just go to and login with your UConnect username and password to get started.
For more detailed instructions, see the .
Getting help with 91²Ö¿â RISE Research Repository
For help with any queries or technical issues, email the Library Repository team.