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Table 1

Platforms for self-archiving

Repositories	Name of the repositories	Subject coverage	Format coverage
Disciplinary repository	ArXiv (https://arxiv.org/)	Mathematics, non-linear science, quantitative finance and statistics, physics, computer science and quantitative biology	Pre-prints, post-prints and working papers
	Cogprints (http://cogprints.org/)	Neuroscience, linguistics, computer science, psychology, philosophy and biology	Full-text e-print, post-prints and pre-prints
	RCLIS/E-LIS (http://eprints.rclis.org/)	Library and information science	Pre-print, post-print and working paper
	RePEC (http://repec.org/)	Economics	Working papers, journals, books and software components
	PubMed (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/)	Biomedical and life sciences literature	Journals, articles and online books
	Soc Arxiv (https://socopen.org/)	Social sciences, arts and humanities, education and law	Pre-prints, post-prints and working papers
	Humanities Commons (https://hcommons.org/)	Humanities repository for dissertations and theses, work in progress, syllabi, abstracts, data sets, presentations, peer-reviewed journal articles, translations, conference papers, book reviews, maps, charts and more	Articles, monographs, course materials, white papers, code and digital projects
	Social science research network (SSRN) (https://www.ssrn.com/)	Engineering sciences, applied sciences, social sciences, health sciences, humanities, life sciences and physical sciences	Papers
	Peer J Pre-prints (https://peerj.com/preprints/)	Biology, life science, environmental science, computer science and chemistry	Technical reports from agencies or research groups, working papers, white papers and pre-prints
	AgEcon Search- Research in Agricultural and Applied Economics (https://ageconsearch.umn.edu/?ln=en)	Generally speaking, agricultural and applied economics encompass agribusiness, food security, energy and natural resource economics and the growth of international trade	Working papers and reports, journal articles, conference papers and posters, theses or dissertations (see dissertation guidelines), books or book chapters, pre-prints or post-prints of journal articles
Institutional repositories	ROAR (http://roar.eprints.org/)	A accessible global database titled the Registry of Open Access Repositories (ROAR) is available, that keeps track of the creation, growth and evolution of institutional repositories with open access, with the content they include	Open-access repositories
	DOAJ (https://doaj.org/)	Infrastructure Services for Open Access (IS4OA) operates the website identified as a list of open access journals that have received community approval is available from the Directory of Open-Access Journals (DOAJ).	Open-access journals
	DOAR (https://www.doar.com/)	A UK-based platform Directory of Open-Access Repositories gathers a list of open access repositories. It can be accessed using various criteria, like location and subject. The service does not ask for information from the whole repository and doesn't browse through repository metadata	Open-access repositories encompassing scholarly ones
	Digital commons (https://bepress.com/products/digital-commons/)	Digital Commons is a greatest hosted option for open sharing, control and display all of your institution's research and scholarly output	Open educational resources, conference proceedings, journals, campus newsletters, books, and magazines
	DSpace (https://www.dspace.com/en/pub/home.cfm)	DSpace is a piece of open-source software used to build open access archives for scholarly and/or published digital information	Book, articles, conference papers, etc.

Repositories	Name of the repositories	Subject coverage	Format coverage
Disciplinary repository	ArXiv (https://arxiv.org/)	Mathematics, non-linear science, quantitative finance and statistics, physics, computer science and quantitative biology	Pre-prints, post-prints and working papers
	Cogprints (http://cogprints.org/)	Neuroscience, linguistics, computer science, psychology, philosophy and biology	Full-text e-print, post-prints and pre-prints
	RCLIS/E-LIS (http://eprints.rclis.org/)	Library and information science	Pre-print, post-print and working paper
	RePEC (http://repec.org/)	Economics	Working papers, journals, books and software components
	PubMed (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/)	Biomedical and life sciences literature	Journals, articles and online books
	Soc Arxiv (https://socopen.org/)	Social sciences, arts and humanities, education and law	Pre-prints, post-prints and working papers
	Humanities Commons (https://hcommons.org/)	Humanities repository for dissertations and theses, work in progress, syllabi, abstracts, data sets, presentations, peer-reviewed journal articles, translations, conference papers, book reviews, maps, charts and more	Articles, monographs, course materials, white papers, code and digital projects
	Social science research network (SSRN)(https://www.ssrn.com/)	Engineering sciences, applied sciences, social sciences, health sciences, humanities, life sciences and physical sciences	Papers
	Peer J Pre-prints (https://peerj.com/preprints/)	Biology, life science, environmental science, computer science and chemistry	Technical reports from agencies or research groups, working papers, white papers and pre-prints
	AgEcon Search- Research in Agricultural and Applied Economics (https://ageconsearch.umn.edu/?ln=en)	Generally speaking, agricultural and applied economics encompass agribusiness, food security, energy and natural resource economics and the growth of international trade	Working papers and reports, journal articles, conference papers and posters, theses or dissertations (see dissertation guidelines), books or book chapters, pre-prints or post-prints of journal articles
Institutional repositories	ROAR (http://roar.eprints.org/)	A accessible global database titled the Registry of Open Access Repositories (ROAR) is available, that keeps track of the creation, growth and evolution of institutional repositories with open access, with the content they include	Open-access repositories
	DOAJ (https://doaj.org/)	Infrastructure Services for Open Access (IS4OA) operates the website identified as a list of open access journals that have received community approval is available from the Directory of Open-Access Journals (DOAJ).	Open-access journals
	DOAR (https://www.doar.com/)	A UK-based platform Directory of Open-Access Repositories gathers a list of open access repositories. It can be accessed using various criteria, like location and subject. The service does not ask for information from the whole repository and doesn't browse through repository metadata	Open-access repositories encompassing scholarly ones
	Digital commons (https://bepress.com/products/digital-commons/)	Digital Commons is a greatest hosted option for open sharing, control and display all of your institution's research and scholarly output	Open educational resources, conference proceedings, journals, campus newsletters, books, and magazines
	DSpace (https://www.dspace.com/en/pub/home.cfm)	DSpace is a piece of open-source software used to build open access archives for scholarly and/or published digital information	Book, articles, conference papers, etc.

Source(s): Platforms for self-archiving by authors