Research Object Hub

Manage and preserve your research work, make it available and discover new knowledge.

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ROHub Key Facts


ROHub currently stores 2800 research objects, aggregating 90925 resources and 27506 annotations, and has 94 active users .

ROHub has been used in different domains, but it has been particularly tested and applied in Bioinformatics, Astronomy, and Earth Science

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Latest news 15 October 2018, 14:00


ROHub portal v0.13.8 has been released. This release includes several new features related to user management, including support for different identity service providers, user profiles and user search. Additionally, this release implements different Search Engine Optimisations (SEO) methods to increase visibility and findability of research objects on the Web, and includes seve...
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Gain new oportunities

  • N∘01Create, manage and preserve research objects
  • N∘02Explore, discover and reuse research objects
  • N∘03Assess and monitor research objects quality
  • N∘04Collaborate with your colleagues and the community
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    by Ewelina Glapiak created on 23 September 2019, 15:38
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    by Damien Jeannerat created on 05 July 2019, 20:25

ROHUB is a great tool for

Researchers, scientists, students
  • - Collect, publish and preserve your research artefacts
  • - Manage the research lifecycle
  • - Contribute and collaborate with your team
Publishers
  • - Encourage the publication of reusable results
  • - Facilitate the review process
  • - Increase the quality of published results
Corporate users
  • - Manage your corporate resources
  • - Preserve the corporate knowledge
  • - Make your results available and receive feedback from collaborators and users
General public
  • - Find and discover new knowledge
  • - Contribute and provide feedback to research findings
  • - Get visibility in the community

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