Rajski, Beate

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    Building an All-in-one Service: Extending an existing Open Access Repository to a complete Research Information System
    (euroCRIS, 2019-11-19)
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    The single-system approach taken by the Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH) to the implementation of a CRIS system, an Open Access repository and a system to support RDM is explained together with the challenges it poses in terms of the different focus that content-based vs institution-based systems have. TUHH have chosen a DSpace-CRIS platform at https://tore.tuhh.de to perform the various scholarly communications and research information management functions. The entities required to support all these features are examined, as well as the data curation and validation workflows aimed to ensure the maximum data quality.
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    Hamburg Open Science: DSpace-CRIS @ TU Hamburg
    (euroCRIS, 2019-11-20)
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    The Hamburg Open Science program aims to develop an open science infrastructure for universities in Hamburg. This includes open access repositories, research data repositories and research information systems. With limited programming capacities available Hamburg University of Technology opted for an integrated approach instead of three different systems. The current open access repository (based on DSpace-CRIS and fully ORCID-enabled) has been extended with a research data repository and is supposed to include all institutional researchers, organization units, projects and publication information building a research information system and a university bibliography.
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    From PURE to DSpace-CRIS
    (euroCRIS, 2018-06-16)
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    Seven universities of Hamburg and the Hamburg Ministry of Science, Research and Equality started in 2018 the program “Hamburg Open Science”. It includes four subprojects: Open Access Publications, Research Information System (CRIS), Research Data Management and Digital Cultural Change. The goal for CRIS subproject is the development of a uniform structure regarding quality and differentiation of research information within the Hamburg universities.