UT Faculty/Researcher Works
University of Texas at Austin faculty and researchers may submit their work to the UT Faculty/Researcher Works collection, by logging in to Texas ScholarWorks with their EID and password. Once you have logged in, please contact the Repository Curator at tsw@utlists.utexas.edu. The Repository Curator will set you up with submission privileges in this collection.
The UT Faculty/Researcher Works collection focuses on electronic research, scholarship, and creative works, as well as materials that primarily reflect the intellectual environment of the UT campus, created by faculty and researchers of the University of Texas at Austin.
Examples of possible content that can be submitted to this collection are:
- Peer-reviewed articles where license allows
- White papers, working papers and technical reports
- Manuscripts
- Presentations
- Digitized data
- Audiovisual material
- Any other form of research output that can be technically loaded to the repository.
If you would like more information about the submission process, including alternate submission workflows, please email the Repository Curator at tsw@utlists.utexas.edu
If you have questions about managing your data, please visit the Research Data Services website.
Recent Submissions
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“Trying to predict the future”: third-generation activity theory’s codesign orientation
(Mind, Culture, and Activity, 2019)In the 1980s, Yrjö Engeström took up Leontiev’s activity theory, extending and modifying it extensively to apply it to learning in organizations. Whereas the work of Vygotsky and Leontiev represented a cultural psychology, ... -
Fourth-Generation Activity Theory: An Integrative Literature Review and Implications for Professional Communication
(IEEE, 2019)Activity theory in its “third generation” (3GAT) has been used extensively to analyze case studies in professional communication and related fields such as information systems, workforce education, and computer-supported ... -
Advocating for Student Course Material Affordability: Selling STEM Faculty on OER
(2019-07-19)With the cost of course materials outpacing the rate of inflation, students are struggling to afford necessary materials and, as a result, are suffering academically. What can the library as an institution built on student ... -
Book Review: Toward a Critical-Inclusive Assessment Practice for Library Instruction
(Public Services Quarterly, 2019) -
UT Linked Data Informal Learning Discussion Series Bibliography
(2019)The following bibliographies were created as part of the UT Linked Data Informal Learning Discussion Series hosted at UT Libraries -
RAPID: A regional plan to rescue the orphaned University of Louisiana Monroe Fish Collection
(National Science Foundation, 2019-07-08)Award to enable the rescue of the orphaned Fish Collection of the University of Louisiana Monroe by a consortium of other regional fish collections -
Collection of Fishes, Museum of Zoology, Northeast Louisiana University
(University of Northeast Louisiana Fish Collection, 1995-04-12)This report (the 15th and final version of a series started in 1964) describes this large collection of preserved specimens of fishes, the history of development and growth of the collection, sources of funding, and the ... -
We Are Not a Monolith: Library Outreach to Diverse Populations
(2019-08-07)The suffix "of color" has become ubiquitous in library discourse. However, in this session, we argue that there is power in differentiating and naming racial and ethnic groups when conducting library outreach. We will ... -
Conventional Model Update for Rotational Deformation
(2017-12-11)Rotational deformation (also called the “pole tide”) is the deformation resulting from the centrifugal effect of polar motion on the solid earth and ocean, which manifests itself as variations in ocean heights, in the ... -
Dominant Ninth Harmonies in American Songs around 1900
(2019-07-23)Among many changes in creative practices in music during the nineteenth century was the freer treatment of the ninth above the dominant, including independent V9 harmonies. This essay discusses songs composed, performed, ... -
The Human Clay Figurines And Ancient Near Eastern Magic
(Bilbiotheca neolithica Asiae meridionalis et occidentalis & Monograph of the Faculty of Archaeology and Anthropology, Yarmouk University, Ex Oriente, Berlin, 2013)The chapter analyses the forty-nine Pre-Pottery Neolithic B and Yarmoukian anthropomorphic clay figurines. The first part of the study documents the collection: the number of artifacts, their types, style, material, ... -
Offenbach, Rising Melodic Gestures in La belle Hélène (1864)
(2019-07-08)Jacques Offenbach’s La belle Hélène (1864) was the successor to Orphée aux Enfers (1858; 1874) in both its send-up of Greek myth and its production triumph. Four other mature and now well-known operettas followed: Barbe-bleue ... -
North American Workshop on Laser Ablation 2019 (May 28, 29-31, Austin, Jackson School of Geosciences
(Jackson School of Geosciences; The University of Texas at Austin, 2019-05)Welcome to Austin and the 3rd North American Workshop on Laser Ablation (NAWLA). NAWLA covers the latest progress in laser-based microanalytical instrumentation, methods and applications, and provides opportunities for ... -
The Ancient Past: Learning a Language to Connect Materials with Users
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Student Research Showdown: A Research Communication Competition
(2019)Student researchers are rarely trained to explain their work to a general audience but must do so throughout their careers. To assist undergraduate researchers in building this skill, the Student Research Showdown—a ... -
Ascending Cadence Gestures, New Historical Survey, Part 2: European Modal Music (to 1650)
(2019-05-14)This is a documentation of traditional European music with ascending lines and cadence gestures. Part 2 covers the fifteenth century through 1650. The content is spread across three files: Part 2a from a variety of sources ...
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