Link database to other sources

Online catalogues

UW Libraries Online Catalogue
Card Catalogues
NUKAT – the Union Catalog of Polish Research Library Collections 
Catalogues of the National Library of Poland
FIDKAR
KaRo – Distributed Catalogue of Polish Libraries
POLANKA – union catalogue
The British Library
The Library of Congress
KVK – Karlsruhe Virtuel Catalog
WorldCat
The National Library of Russia
Bibliotèque nationale de France
Virtual International Authority File (VIAF)

Digital Libraries

Crispa – digital library of the University of Warsaw

Crispa  provides digital versions of the most valuable special collections of BUW, archival documents providing documentation of the history of UW and its Library, sources for the scientific research history, mainly historical and legal sciences, ultimately of all subject areas at the University.

FBC – Digital Libraries Federation

Go to FBC

Online collections of Polish cultural and scientific institutions. It provides access from one place to more than 130 digital libraries and currently has 4.8 million objects.

Europeana

Go to Europeana

Online collections of European cultural institutions. Europeana’s aim is to provide access to cultural and scientific heritage of Europe on the Internet. Europeana brings together cultural heritage and technology professionals from across Europe.

Repositories

Repositories are platforms for collecting, storing, indexing and sharing electronic versions of research papers. They contain, among other things, articles, monographs, dissertations, preprints, postprints, conference presentations, research reports, and didactic works. Moreover, repositories can collect audio, photo and video materials, as well as raw research data.
Repositories are divided into:

  • institutional repositories, which gather scientific achievements of a given institution,
  • subject, or disciplinary, repositories, which collect research data from a particular subject area.

The development of repositories is related to the worldwide spread of the Open Access movement, whose supporters postulate open access to scientific and educational content.
According to ROAR (Registry of Open Access Repositories), there are 120 repositories in Poland, including digital libraries, the resources of which include most often (but not only) historical collections of libraries, works available in the public domain (not covered by copyright).

The Institutional Repository of the University of Warsaw (ReIn UW)

The Institutional Repository of the University of Warsaw aggregates the published output of UW employees, PhD students and postgraduates.

More information is available on the ReIn UW website.

Repository website: https://repozytorium.uw.edu.pl

Contact the editorial office: repozytorium.buw(at)uw.edu.pl

Polish repositories

AMUR  (Adam Mickiewicz University Repository) ) – institutional repository

Base of Knowledge Warsaw University of Technology Warsaw University of Technology Repository –  institutional repository

CeON (CeON Repository) – open-access repository

Cyrena (Lodz University of Technology Repository) – institutional repository

ECNIS-NIOM Repository  (Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine) –institutional repository

ENY  (Electrical Engineering Wroclaw University of Technology) –institutional repository

eRIKA (The Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University’s Repository) – institutional repository

IBB PAS Repository  (Polish Academy of Sciences – Institute of Biochemistry and Biophysics Polish) –institutional repository

Lectorium (Open Repository of Historical Sciences) – subject repository

oPUB  (Dolnośląska Szkoła Wyższa Repository) – institutional repository

RCIN (Digital Repository of Scientific Institutes) – institutional repository

PCSS (Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center) – institutional repository

RePOLIS  (Silesian University of Technology Digital Repository)

Digital Repository of UTP in Bydgoszcz – institutional repository

Poznan University of Technology Scientific Repository – institutional repository

Repository PJATK  – The Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology

Digital Library  – The Pontifical University of John Paul II in Cracow – institutional repository.

RUJ (Jagiellonian University Repository) – institutional repository.

RUŁ (The University of Lodz Repository)  – institutional repository.

RUW (University of Warsaw Repository)  – institutional repository.

RUWr (Repository of University of Wroclaw)  – institutional repository.

WIR – Wroclaw University of Economics

Aggregator CeON  – Aggregator of the Center for Open Science is a single access point to Polish open access repositories. It provides greater visibility of Polish research output.

Repositories around the world

Ranking Web of Repositories

SHERPA/RoMEO (Publisher copyright policies & self-archiving)

Lists of repositories

OpenDOAR (The Directory of Open Access Repositories)

OpenAIRE

ROAR (Registry of Open Access Repositories)

Selected repositories

arXiv 

MIT – Repository Massachusetss Institute of Technology.

PubMed

E-Lis 

RePEc (Research Papers in Economic)

COGPRINTS

Worth a look

BASE (Wyszukiwarka Bielefeld University Library)

DOAB (Directory of Open Access Book)

DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals)

DART-Europe (DART-Europe E-thesis Portal)

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