Increase your discoverability and impact
As faculty prepare your annual Progress Through the Ranks (PTR) documentation, a reminder that the library can support you with researcher profiles and impact metrics. Whether you use library-subscribed tools such as Scopus and Web of Science, or publicly available tools such as Google Scholar, the library can help you claim your profile, correct information, and simplify the process of measuring and describing your research and its impact.
Want to improve discovery and access to your research publications?
Submit your work to TSpace. It’s easy with our mediated deposit service. Simply complete the mediated deposit form and send us your accepted manuscripts.
Did you write a book this year?
Tell the library and we’ll purchase a copy for our collection. We’re here to ensure your work can be easily accessed by your peers and students.
Working on a digital project?
The library can record your digital scholarship project and help you improve the sustainability and accessibility of your scholarly output. Reach out to learn how we power and preserve digital scholarship projects at U of T Scarborough.
Want to share your underlying research data?
Consider U of T Dataverse in Borealis or other data repositories.
Emerging Professionals
Undergraduate and graduate students participating in the library’s Emerging Professionals program receive mentorship to cultivate essential information skills through collaboration with faculty research projects. Enhance the openness and sustainability of your research while maximizing your student budget by partnering with the library and our students.
Mobilizing Student Work
Presenters at the annual UTSC Undergraduate Research and Creative Forum (URCF) showcased their projects and engaged with peers, faculty, and staff at the UTSC Meeting Place on April 1, 2025. Sponsored by the U of T Scarborough Library and the Office of the Vice-Principal Research and Innovation, the event provides a platform for undergraduate students to share their research, scholarship, and creative activities beyond their own programs or departments. It also helps them develop presentation skills and receive valuable feedback from the academic community.
All URCF presenters are encouraged to preserve their work in TSpace. The library also welcomes other departmental contributions such as posters and papers from other student symposiums or undergraduate theses.
Have questions or feedback? Reach out to your Liaison Librarian to learn more about any of the items listed above.