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Cadmus: Reuse and Disseminate Content

All metadata records in Cadmus, EUI Research Repository are free of reuse restrictions and are licensed under the terms of Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication.

Cadmus is the unique and central data provider for EUI related research output. It automatically feeds information into EUI web modules such as the People's pages and the Publications pages. It also is the unique source and data provider for EUI research output reporting.

The EUI Library encourages whomever uses metadata from the repository to provide attribution to Cadmus, EUI Research Repository as a source.

 

The reuse of any other types of metadata is regulated by the EUI Data Protection Policy.

 

Open Archives Initiative - Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH)

Cadmus, EUI Research Repository, is OAI-PMH compliant and searchable worldwide. Therefore, its publications are searchable in, and harvested by, European and international networks and portals. Its content is also visible in Worldcat.

Metadata records in Cadmus can be harvested using the publicly available OAI-PMH interface.

Sample queries using the OAI-PMH protocol:

Identify the repository: https://cadmus.eui.eu/oai/request?verb=Identify
List the repository identifiers: http://cadmus.eui.eu/oai/request?verb=ListIdentifiers&metadataPrefix=oai_dc
List all the records: https://cadmus.eui.eu/oai/request?verb=ListRecords&metadataPrefix=oai_dc
 

REST API

The SOLR environment used for extracting and reusing Cadmus data in DSpace 5 has been replaced by a REST API (Representational State Transfer – Application Programming Interface) in DSpace 7 (since 30 April 2025).

A new query construction guide will be made available once the migration and tuning phase of the updated Cadmus environment is fully completed.

Cadmus provides an advanced query interface that can be used to repurpose and disseminate content from Cadmus on other websites.

For EUI Academic Units

Content (metadata) from Cadmus automatically populates EUI departmental web pages and EUI project pages. When a new publication or dataset is submitted to Cadmus information will be also displayed on web pages.

Examples of pages that directly query the Cadmus Solr interface:

 

 

 

ORCID

  • Cadmus distinguishes EUI authors with ORCID iD and links to their ORCID profile
  • Authors who authorise Cadmus to deposit publications to their ORCID record obtains the automatic update of their ORCID record
  • EUI Guide to ORCID

 

EUI Publication Reports from Cadmus

  • The Cadmus team produces reports for the EUI as an institution (eg. the annual EUI Academic Publications and Data) and for EUI members. The reports can be already formatted rtf and pdf files by collection, author, sorted by type or year, etc
  • Reports can also be exported in csv.
  • You may request your reports to [email protected]

 

RePEc

The EUI contributes with its economics literature and bibliographic references to RePEc, (Research Papers in Economics). RePEc provides access to working papers, pre-prints, articles and bibliographic data in economic sciences. The EUI Library supports this by maintaining a mirror service, replicating Cadmus metadata via an .rdf file in RePEc.

Page last updated on 30 April 2025