An eprint is an electronic copy of an academic paper. Eprints can be either preprints (a working paper or the version of a paper submitted for peer review) or postprints (the final draft of a paper, as accepted for publication following peer review). QUT ePrints is an institutional repository of eprints which showcases some of the research output of QUT staff and postgraduate students.
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Recent additions to QUT ePrints
A sample or recent additions to QUT ePrints is provided below. For complete listing click here.
The papers deposited in QUT ePrints are freely available via this website. This open access ensures the widest possible dissemination and impact for our work and contributes to the growing body of research literature that is now freely available online.
An eprint is an electronic copy of an academic paper. The OAIster search engine searches across hundreds of eprint archives. Via OAIster, you can access nearly 2 million eprints (including QUT ePrints).
An eprint archive of any sciences relevant to cognition, including Psychology, Neuroscience, Linguistics, many areas of Computer Science, Philosophy and Biology. The service also allows authors to make their pre-refereeing preprints and refereed reprints available to the research community. The archive can be searched by author, title or keyword.
An archive and distribution server for research papers in the fields of physics and related disciplines, including mathematics, sciences, neuroscience and computational linguistics. Users can retrieve information through web or email based queries. Users can also register to automatically receive a listing of newly submitted papers in areas of interest to them.
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