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AMS Acta is the institutional open access repository which enables the researchers of the Alma Mater Studiorum - University of Bologna to share, preserve and showcase their scientific works making them easily accessible, citable and reusable. The repository collects and disseminates unpublished research such as preprints, technical reports, working papers, conference proceedings, research data and software. Moreover, it collects series and books published by the University Departments and Research teams.

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Link to Peer Community In
The University of Bologna Open Access Policy
AMS Acta for Horizon Europe
AMS Acta mints DOIs
The features of the repository
LATEST NEWS
Link to Peer Community In

AMS Acta and Peer Community In communicate via the COAR Notify protocol to enable faster publication, without editorial intermediaries or paywalls. By depositing a preprint in AMS Acta, you can submit it to Peer Community In, where experts may evaluate it openly and free of charge. If the preprint receives a positive evaluation, this is notified to the repository, enriching its scholarly record. The preprint can then be published directly in the Peer Community Journal, or submitted to a PCI‑Friendly Journal, which will consider it for publication through a simplified editorial process.

AMS Acta for Horizon Europe

AMS Acta is harvested and indexed by OpenAIRE, the European portal for Research. Besides unpublished research such as preprints, working papers, technical reports, conference presentations, software and the official publications of Departments and Study Centres, AMS Acta collects research datasets and identifies them with DOIs.

AMS Acta mints DOIs

The University of Bologna has joined the DOI-CRUI project. Thanks to this initiative we can attribute a non-commercial DOI to the peer reviewed open access publications and the research datasets archived in AlmaDL repositories.
A DOI (Digital Object Identifier) uniquely identifies a published digital content and makes it possible to locate that content on the web.
A DOI consists of a string of alphanumeric characters that can be easily quoted in references and bibliographies as a direct link to the full-text resource.

The features of the repository
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