Deposit Your Work

Deposit Your Work

Congratulations for producing a valuable work of research!

The University Libraries provides a repository named Research Showcase to preserve and provide free online (open) access to the work produced at Carnegie Mellon. Faculty and students may deposit journal articles, conference papers and presentations, book chapters, technical reports, working papers, dissertations and theses in Research Showcase. See Copyright and Open Access for information about copyright restrictions and publisher policies.

Dissertations

The University Libraries are proud to conserve and make available the dissertations of Carnegie Mellon PhD students. To deposit your dissertation in the University Libraries, in print or electronic format, please see the following documents:

For questions, please contact Alice Bright, ab03@andrew.cmu.edu.

Master’s Theses

      Historically master’s theses have been given to the library in print form, and the library has had them bound and added to our book collection. We are in the process of changing this to a digital format, in which digital copies will be submitted and added to Research Showcase. At the moment, we are clarifying our procedures; students should ask their departmental advisers how to submit their finished theses to the library.

For further questions, please contact Alice Bright, ab03@andrew.cmu.edu.

Research articles and reports

Research Showcase

      is Carnegie Mellon’s institutional repository. It provides a place for faculty and graduate students to bring scholarly content to the web and increase its visibility. It collects and organizes Carnegie Mellon’s research output into a single location, and makes it accessible to scholars and researchers worldwide. Research Showcase can house open-access articles, conference proceedings, working papers, technical reports, and other types of research.

For questions, please contact Kate Behrman, kbehrman@andrew.cmu.edu.

Congratulations to all of you who have produced a valuable work of research, now taking its place within Carnegie Mellon’s constellation of world-renowned publications.