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AMS Acta
AMS Acta is the University of Bologna repository for academic publications and research outputs.
About AMS Acta
AMS Acta is the institutional repository of the University of Bologna for academic publications and research outputs. It holds unpublished research such as preprints, working papers, technical reports, conference presentations, software, and official publications from departments and study centres. It also collects research datasets and assigns them DOIs. The repository is harvested and indexed by OpenAIRE, and it supports standard descriptive metadata and interoperability protocols.
The University of Bologna has joined the DOI-CRUI project, which allows a non-commercial DOI to be assigned to peer reviewed open access publications and research datasets archived in AlmaDL repositories. Through an agreement with the National Central Library in Florence, the repository states that it ensures long-term preservation of archived materials. AMS Acta also connects to Peer Community In through the COAR Notify protocol. Authors can deposit a preprint and submit it for open evaluation by experts, and a positive evaluation is notified back to the repository. The source does not state who may deposit material.
Key features
- Deposit of preprints, working papers, technical reports, and conference presentations
- Collection of research datasets, each identified with a DOI
- Standard descriptive metadata and interoperability protocols for indexing
- Harvesting and indexing by OpenAIRE, the European research portal
- Submission of preprints to Peer Community In via COAR Notify
- Long-term preservation through an agreement with the National Central Library in Florence
Best for: Researchers and departments of the University of Bologna who want to make their open access outputs and datasets publicly available with DOIs.
Good for
- Standard metadata and interoperability protocols are described as making indexing easier for search engines, library catalogues, and academic portals
- Long-term preservation of archived materials is supported through an agreement with the National Central Library in Florence
- Peer Community In evaluation of deposited preprints is described as open and free of charge
Watch out for
- DOIs are described for peer reviewed open access publications and research datasets in AlmaDL repositories, not for all material
- The source does not state who is eligible to deposit material
AMS Acta at a glance
- Website
- amsacta.unibo.it
- Category
- Research & Data › Open Data & Datasets
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- Italian
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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AMS Acta FAQ
Can I get a DOI for my research?
The University of Bologna has joined the DOI-CRUI project, which allows a non-commercial DOI to be assigned to peer reviewed open access publications and research datasets archived in AlmaDL repositories.
What is the University of Bologna's open access policy?
The Open Access Policy was approved on December 19, 2017 and came into force on January 1, 2018. It applies the University Ethical Code of Behaviour and the open access principles of the Berlin and Messina declarations, follows EU recommendations, and reflects Italian law 112/2013.
How does Peer Community In work with AMS Acta?
You deposit a preprint in AMS Acta and submit it to Peer Community In, where experts may evaluate it openly and free of charge. A positive evaluation is notified to the repository. The preprint can then be published in the Peer Community Journal or submitted to a PCI-Friendly Journal.
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