Wintec Research Archive
The Research Archive has been going through some changes. Sorry in advanced for any inconvenience and be prepared to have outputs sent back as we all adjust to the new process and get to grips with the new requirements and evidence needed for each record.
The big change is that we will now we will only be accepting those outputs that are audited by the PBRF (Performance-Based Research Fund) process.
Here is a list of outputs included in the Research Archive
And the records all have to be able to be audited. So requirements for each record has become stricter. They must all have external evidence to back up and confirm that the Research has taken place as it is stated. Below is the link of each Research Output we accept and the evidence required for each one. Confidential reports are covered in this document. Below are the requirements for an entry. It really doesn’t matter if they are hidden or viewable the metadata has to be fill out.
Here are the guidelines we are all now following
Note: We understand that this will exclude you Research Contribution Items. Keep checking the Research Newsletter for how these will now be recorded.
For those who would like further information or help with their archiving please book a session with your Liaison Librarian.
Please contact your Liaison Librarian with any questions about the Research Archive or send a meeting request to go through to add an archive together.
For any other questions please contact
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Why should I archive my research?
There are many reasons to archive your research:
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The Wintec Research Archive is a collection of research outputs from Wintec staff and students.
It has a dual purpose:
