About EPrints

About this software

This site is running EPrints 3.3.13.

EPrints is free software developed at the School of Electronics and Computer Science at the University of Southampton, England.

Other institutions are invited (and encouraged) to set up their own open repositories for author self-archiving, using the freely-distributable EPrints software used at this site. The Southampton EPrints team can also provide hosting, training and consultancy services.

Credits

Software Architects

• Christopher Gutteridge
• Dr Tim Brody
• Seb Francois

Developers

• Dr Jiadi Yeo
• Justin Bradley
• Kelly Terrell
• Adam Field
• Dr David Newman
• Dr Timothy Miles-Board
• Dr Dave Tarrant
• Patrick McSweeney

Contributors

• Alexander Bergolth
• Dr Michael O. Jewell
• Dr Jessie Hey
• Dr Harry Mason
• Al Riddoch
• Dr Gui Power
• Pauline Simpson
• Robert Tansley
• Adam White
• Wendy White
• Dr Steve Hitchcock
• Denis Pitzalis
• Matthew Kerwin
• Mark Gregson
• John Salter

Project Management

• Professor Leslie Carr
• John Darlington

user experience consultant

• prof mc schraefel

Visionary and Software Specifications

• Professor Stevan Harnad

Thanks to the EPrints users and community for contributing ideas, bug reports and fixes.

Technologies employed and supported:

Powered by:

MySQL

Apache Webserver

Perl

mod_perl

XML

DOM

RDF

CodeMirror

Flowplayer

CPAN

Supports:

Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting

Valid XHTML

Valid CSS

Linked Data

Part of:

The GNU Project

EPrints is Copyright © University of Southampton, 2000-2015.

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