The Atrium
The Atrium is the University of Guelph’s open access institutional repository. It provides long-term stewardship of scholarly and creative works created by the U of G community through through the collection, curation, long-term storage, and dissemination of these works.
Please read our Digital Repositories Policy.
What are the benefits of depositing my work in the Atrium?
Some of the benefits of depositing your work in the Atrium include:
- Your research publications will be free to read and easily discoverable for the benefit of society.
- Most subscription journals, as opposed to fully open access journals, allow authors to self-archive their accepted manuscript in a repository after an embargo period (usually 12 months) - this is cost free alternative for making your work open access and meeting funding agency requirements. You can deposit your accepted manuscript as soon as the paper is published – it will automatically be made available after the embargo is lifted (if there is one).
- Content in the Atrium is easily discoverable via major search engines including Google and Google Scholar. Content is described using metadata to enhance the ability of users to search for and discover materials.
- Deposited items receive permanent URLs ensuring long-lasting reliable links to your work.
- Compliance with open access funding requirements.
- Content is safely and securely stored for long-term access.
How do I get started?
Please refer to our help pages for additional information about using the Atrium.
Communities in the Atrium
Select a community to browse its collections.