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 (the Repository Curator can help you determine this)
- 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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Value creation in start-up discourse: linking pitch and venture through logics of justification
(International Journal of Business Communication, 2023-01)How do start-ups create value through the language of their business pitches? In this article, we investigate that question by identifying the logics of justification they use, traditionally conceptualised as orders of ... -
Super Star Trek
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Online Supplement to a published article: Sex differences in the Test of Basic Auditory Capabilities
(Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2023)In a previously published study, performance was measured for 19 auditory discrimination and identification tasks for 338 normal-hearing subjects. No examination of possible sex differences was reported. That dataset was ...
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