Citation Data in QUT ePrints

From this Thursday 10 February 2011, QUT ePrints records will be displaying citation data obtained from Elsevier Scopus and Thomson Reuters Web of Science, alongside full text download statistics. Soon there will also be a link to the Google Scholar record. This will allow QUT authors to easily obtain citation information, which is a measure of research impact, for their research outputs. It will also allow world-wide users of QUT ePrints to obtain citation information at the point of need. Browsing by author name will present all papers with citation information from that author in a single list. Below is an image of how this information will be presented in a brief and full QUT ePrints record.

 

QUT ePrints – Faster than ever before!!

Since 26 August, QUT ePrints has undergone improvements to assist with slow response rates and enhance the overall performance of the service.  This is particularly good news for authors when depositing documents into QUT ePrints, who should now find this process considerably quicker and less frustrating.

Click here to see just how speedy QUT ePrints is!

Authors, remember QUT repositories are indexed by Australian Research Online, OAIster and Google Scholar, so it is well worth the time to deposit your work into QUT ePrints.

QUT ePrints Archive Reaches 10,000 items!

QUT ePrints is an institutional repository which showcases the research output of QUT staff and postgraduate students.

• QUT ePrints is QUT’s open access institutional repository

• QUT ePrints has showcased QUT research outputs since the beginning of 2004

• QUT ePrints is currently the highest ranked Australian repository in the Webometrics Rankings of Repositories http://www.webometrics.info/top200_rep.asp

• QUT ePrints is helping QUT to maximise its research impact by increasing the visibility and accessibility of the scholarly publications and other research outputs created by QUT academics.

ePrint archives are harvested by Google and Google Scholar so if you want to increase the number of citations to your research please ensure you have added it to the QUT ePrints archive available at http://eprints.qut.edu.au/