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An institutional repository (IR) is a digital archive run by a university, laboratory, or other organisation to collect and preserve its research outputs—papers, theses, datasets, and sometimes learning objects. IRs implement local Digital preservation policies and often assign Persistent identifiers.

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  • Open-access and library guides to institutional repositories.
  • Repository software community documentation (DSpace, Fedora, and similar).