Self-archiving research papers
Self-archiving involves depositing a digital document in a publicly accessible website. This makes the more visible, accessible and generally usable, and helps maximize public access to research findings.
Recent research suggests that self-archiving and publishing in Open Access journals increases the impact and number of citations of research papers (further analysis and discussion).
Many non-OA journals now allow, or even encourage self-archiving, but not all researchers have a suitable repository for thier work. PublicationsList.org solves this problem with a powerful and easy to use system for getting your publications list, and the papers themselves online: a vital step in improving the visibility of your work and increasing the number of citations.