Share your research outputs with the global community. Every record gets an accession number and a public page you can cite. Free for all researchers.
What it is
Unisphere Repository is a general-purpose, open-access research repository that lets researchers across every discipline share, preserve, and cite digital outputs — from datasets and software to papers, presentations and multimedia.
Built on the principles of open science, it provides a permanent home for research that may not fit into traditional journals or discipline-specific archives.
Every published upload gets an accession number (UNIS.YYYY.NNNNN) and a public record page. DOI registration is not available yet.
Archive versioned releases of your code and scripts. Perfect for computational research.
Host raw data, figures, simulation outputs and supplementary files that exceed journal limits.
Papers, preprints, posters, presentations, theses, technical reports — if you created it, you can share it.
Record pages are server-rendered with their metadata and listed in the sitemap, so search engines can read them.
No charges for uploading or downloading. No barriers. Open science for everyone.
What can you upload
Sign up free with your email, and add your ORCID iD if you have one.
Choose a license, prepare metadata, and ensure rights to share.
Attach files of up to 500 MB each, fill in the metadata and pick a licence.
Your record goes public at once with an accession number — cite it anywhere.
Share the record link, and publish a new version whenever the work changes.
For institutions
A community groups the deposits of a lab, project or institution on one public page, with a live count of its records.
Demonstration community: data sets, code and preprints behind the demo climate journal. All records are invented.
4 records
Nora Adeyemi; Tomás Iglesias
Temperature, salinity and dissolved oxygen profiles from 214 CTD casts collected on six voyages to Prydz Bay and the Amery Ice Shelf front. Processed to WOCE standards; raw and calibrated files included, with per-cast quality flags.
UNIS.2026.00001
Arjun Mehta
Conference poster summarising the hybrid physics and machine-learning onset model. Demonstration record.
DEMO.2026.00004
Dr. Grace Mwale
A preprint proposing catch-based indicators that anticipate declines in chambo stocks. Demonstration record.
DEMO.2026.00003
Dr. Mei Chen
Scripts to derive urban and rural masks and surface urban heat island intensity from Landsat land surface temperature. Demonstration record.
DEMO.2026.00002
Dr. Kwame Mensah
Quality-controlled daily rainfall totals, station metadata and gap flags. Demonstration record.
DEMO.2026.00001
Whether you're a researcher or a student — there's a path in.
Anyone with a Unisphere account can upload. Original research only — content you have the rights to share.
We recommend CC BY, CC0, MIT, GPL, Apache or BSD. Every upload must have a clear license.
Minimal personal data. Encrypted in transit and at rest. Drafts are visible only to their depositor.
A published record can't be edited. Changes are made as new versions, and earlier versions stay public.
FAQ
A general-purpose, open-access repository for sharing and citing digital research outputs.
Yes — uploading and downloading are completely free for individuals and institutions.
Anyone with a Unisphere account. No institutional affiliation required.
Each file can be up to 500 MB.
Not yet. Every published record gets an accession number (UNIS.YYYY.NNNNN) and a public page you can cite. DOI registration is not available yet.
Yes — publish a new version. Earlier versions stay public with their own accession numbers.
Not yet. Drafts are visible only to you, and every published record is public.
You do. You grant Unisphere a non-exclusive license to distribute and preserve your content.
