Digital Scholarship Services seeks to help researchers in our community to manage their information through the research process and through the process of communicating research results to the broader scholarly community and to the public.
The contemporary publishing landscape offers many options, both open access and traditional. For more information about selecting the right journal for your research, Think. Check. Submit. is an excellent resource.
Questions about scholarly publishing—authors' rights, open access initiatives, or UO Libraries' publishing services—should be directed to digitalscholarship@uoregon.edu.
Open Access Article Processing Charge (OA-APC) Award Fund
Up to $2000 per UO researcher per year for open access peer-reviewed journal articles until funding runs out, with a maximum APC award of $2000 per article, even if there are multiple authors. More details are available at the OA-APC Award Fund website.
Journals
Periphērica
Periphērica offers new critical perspectives and in-depth research on the literary, social, and cultural histories of Latino-América and Iberia.
Puncta
Puncta is an open-access, peer-reviewed philosophical journal established with the specific intention of redirecting phenomenological intentionality
Konturen
Konturen is an interdisciplinary journal dedicated to the analysis of borders, framing determinations, and related figures of delimitation of all kinds.
Humanist Studies and the Digital Age
This peer-reviewed e-journal is devoted to the reformulation of received philological and philosophical ideas of writing and reading literary works, motivated by the advent of electronic texts.
Oregon Undergraduate Research Journal
The Oregon Undergraduate Research Journal (OUR Journal) showcases undergraduate student research.
Bulletin of the Museum of Natural History, University of Oregon
The Bulletin of the Museum of Natural History, University of Oregon accepts original articles in the fields of Archaeology, Botany, Ethnology, Geology, Paleontology, and Zoology, with preference for topics related to Oregon and the Pacific Northwest.
University Press Collaboration Projects
We Are the Face of Oaxaca
This website is designed to accompany We Are the Face of Oaxaca, a book created with integral digital content. This website features 26 video testimonies of people who are interviewed for the book, hundreds of photographs, maps, and documents.
Book Publication Projects
From Silence to Memory: Revelations of the AHPN
Del silencio a la memoria was unanimously praised as a step forward in both making the work and mission of the AHPN widely known and offering a synthesis of its potential to understand how systematic state repression worked. The story told in this report is an exemplary case of commitment with the past and the future of a society still recovering from the wounds of violence and social injustice."
The History of the Internet in Thailand
Thailand was an early participant in bringing the Internet to Asia, and it has a fascinating, but little-known, networking history. The grassroots efforts by a few dedicated and visionary university professors have resulted in a fully functional national network, despite the limited infrastructure and numerous technical obstacles of the early days. This manuscript provides a detailed look at the background of this technological movement, and is available in English and Thai
The History of the Internet in Senegal
This manuscript takes an in depth account of the development of the internet in Senegal, and sees it through to 2004, when it is used as a component of daily life. This manuscript is available in English and French
Open Access Repository
Copies of articles, books, data, white papers and more may also be made available via Scholars' Bank, the University of Oregon's open access repository.