Back in April, we wrote about the CDR’s project to make publicly available the scholarship of UNC-Chapel Hill faculty working on coronavirus-related research. This project was also profiled in The Well. We’d like to provide an update on our progress. …
We’ve added a lot of new content to the CDR within the past few months. Here are some highlights: Global Africana Review, Volume 4, Issue 1 The latest issue of Global Africana Review contains articles on spirituals, food, the …
In response to ongoing protests and conversations addressing systemic racism, we are highlighting resources in the CDR which can provide a starting point to better understand current events. Last month, we posted resources related to policing and protest movements. This month, we …
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The list below contains dissertations, masters theses, masters papers and honors theses in the CDR which address policing and protest movements. Although the list is not exhaustive, we hope that it will provide a starting point for those who wish to better understand current events. Policing Analysis …
Over the past few weeks, we’ve added over 5000 UNC-authored articles to the CDR. These new articles were published from 2016-2018 and are primarily focused on science, technology and mathematics. We identified these articles through a report from 1Science, which …
Last week, Anne Gilliland, the University’s Scholarly Communications Officer, and Rebekah Kati, Institutional Repository Librarian, spoke to The Well about UNC’s Open Access Policy and the CDR’s project to make UNC’s coronavirus research publicly available. At the CDR, we strongly believe in making research available to everyone and were excited to …
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Did you know that the Carolina Digital Repository contains information about coronaviruses? Get access to all these resources in the UNC-Chapel Hill Coronavirus Research Collection. Scholarly Articles 2024 Advancing equity in challenging times: A qualitative study of telehealth expansion and …
We’ve had a great summer at the CDR! After launching our new platform in June, we’ve seen a lot of interest in the repository’s content, particularly in our dissertations, theses and masters’ papers. Here is a list of the most …
After the successful launch of the new CDR, we’ve been hard at work on exciting new features! Date Slider On the CDR results page, the date limiter now includes a slider which enables filtering by a specific year or a …
The CDR is pleased to announce that we are hosting books from RTI Press! RTI is “an independent, nonprofit research institute dedicated to improving the human condition” based in Research Triangle Park. They maintain close ties to UNC in research …