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The TextGrid Repository offers an extensive searchable and adaptable corpus of XML/TEI encoded texts and images. Amongst the continuously growing corpus is the Digital Library of TextGrid, which consists of works of more than 600 authors of German fiction (prose, verse and drama), as well as nonfiction from the beginning of the printing press to the early 20th century.

This site provides access to the research output of the institution. The interface is available in English.

This site is a digital repository designed to archive and provide access to research output produced by the institutions scholars and students, since 1992. Certain aspects, such as collection policy, are currently inaccessible or incomplete at time of review. Currently material on the site primarily comes from the 2006 DEST Lifelong Learning Conference. However, the site expects to extend this to incorporate other items in the near future.

This site is the institutional repository for the University of Technology Sydney (UTS). OPUS showcases the research output of UTS staff and postgraduate students by collecting, preserving and redistributing the Universitys scholarly research in digital formats. One of the main aims of OPUS is to make UTS research available to a global audience. Where copyright permits, OPUS contains the full text of research material.

The Nazarbayev University Repository is an institutional online archive created to accumulate, store, and provide open access to scientific research results and intellectual products of the academic community of Nazarbayev University. The repository content and interface are in English, Russian and Kazakh.

This site provides access to the research outputs of the Texas A&M University Kingsville. Users may set up RSS feeds to be alerted to new content. The interface is available in English.

Neuroanatomy and Behaviour is a platinum open access peer reviewed journal for behavioural neuroscience research. The journal publishes new research and review articles that are methodologically sound and make a useful contribution to the understanding of how neural anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and biochemistry influence behaviour. The journal's articles are expected to make scientific advances in our understanding of normal and dysfunctional neural and psychological processes with the potential to contribute to healthcare for mental disorders and neurological diseases.

Open Access, international, peer reviewed journal in the area of assessment of scholarly activities, including research, teaching and social service.

The journal Global Biosecurity is a quarterly peer-reviewed, open access electronic journal for cross-disciplinary research in all aspects of human or animal epidemics, pandemics, biosecurity and bioterrorism including prevention, governance, detection, mitigation and response. We publish work on risk analysis, outbreak investigation, epidemiology, modelling, bioinformatics, phylogenetics, surveillance, intelligence, strategic foresight, forecasting, ‘One Health’, policy, governance, law, law enforcement, defense, ethics and first responder preparedness. We encourage submissions of original research which is high quality, applied and strategic in all areas of biosecurity listed above. Original research articles undergo blinded peer review and will be published within 6 months of submission if accepted. We also publish editorials, perspectives from the field, CBRNE news and have two options for rapid publication. We are committed to providing rapid publication of global epidemics of concern, and encourage field epidemiologists, first responders, trainees in Field Epidemiology Training Programs, and public health officers to submit rapid reports or watching briefs to disseminate critical epidemic information rapidly. Rapid reports may be written as traditional analytical outbreak investigations, whereas watching briefs provide a descriptive overview of outbreaks, structured within a standard template. Rapid reports and watching briefs in most cases will be published within four weeks. The journal is researcher-led, not-for-profit, published by UNSW Sydney, a leading global university, and hosted by Ubiquity Press, a researcher-led publishing company founded by researchers at University College London. The intended readership is any first responder, policy maker, researcher or stakeholder involved in preparedness or response for epidemics, pandemics, biosecurity or bioterrorism. The expertise of our editorial team reflects the cross-disciplinary scope of the journal. The journal will publish continously, with full issues archived retrospectively. The journal is open access, online only, with no fees for readers or authors, reflecting our policy of equity of access for readers and researchers alike.