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DSpace 10.0 Released: A Major Step Toward the Future of Open Repositories In June 2026, the DSpace Program was thrilled to announce the release of DSpace 10.0, a major milestone in the evolution of the world’s leading open-source repository platform. More than just a...
10 years of 4Science and the future of DSpace At 4Science, innovation is not just a goal - it’s a long-term commitment to the global research community. Over the past four months, our team has played an important role in the merger of DSpace and DSpace-CRIS,...
From Maintenance Burden to Mission Focus: Insights from the Experts on Repository Hosting Digital Repository Managers and Administrators often find themselves wrestling with sluggish software, wrangling data, managing server updates and navigating customizations that...
Cornell is Live with the new DSpace-CRIS platform We are pleased to announce the Go-Live of Cornell University Library’s new DSpace-CRIS platform: Cornell eCommons . This milestone marks an important step forward for an institution that has long been a global leader...
The Big Migration Conference Delivered: Real Stories, Real Systems, Real Community On May 12 and 13, 2026, Warsaw brought the DSpace community together for The Big Migration, a conference built around one conviction that the most valuable thing a repository...
A Repository as Distinctive as the Institution: PCG Academia Delivers DSpace for the Latvian Academy of Culture The Latvian Academy of Culture (LKA) in Riga now has a DSpace CRIS repository that looks unlike anything else in the DSpace world and that is entirely the...
DSpace Data Harvesters: The End of Manual Input DSpace Data Harvesters are gaining rapid popularity among institutions running DSpace repositories, and it is easy to understand why. For years, populating a repository with publications has meant manual entry,...
The Vehicle Registration History Center chooses DSpace Express for its brand new Institutional Repository At Atmire, we are happy to announce that the Vehicle Registration History Center (VRHC) has become our most recent DSpace Express client. The Institutional...
Beyond the upgrade: what we're learning with the University of Edinburgh Institutional repositories are doing more than they used to, and the work around them has broadened as well. Upgrades and migrations are at the core of dataquest’s work, forming the foundation...