Which article type?
You can upload all of your research outputs to figshare. When you make your research outputs publicly available, you can choose the type of research that you are sharing. This video demonstrates how simple it is to upload different filetypes. You can read more about the filetypes we visualise below the video.
Explore the different types of articles
- Figures
- Datasets
- Media
- Posters
- Papers
- Presentations
- Filesets
Figures
Figures are generally photos, graphs and static images that would be represented in traditional pdf publications.
Typical file formats used: JPG, PNG, SVG, TIFF, EPS, PDF, etc.
Datasets
Datasets usually provide raw data for analysis. This raw data often comes in spreadsheet form, but can be any collection of data, on which analysis can be performed.
Typical file formats used: CSV, XLS, XLSX, SAV, etc.
Media
Media is any form of research output that is recorded and played. This is most commonly video, but can be audio or 3D representations.
Typical file formats used: MOV, MP4, AVI, FLV, MP3, etc.
Posters
Poster sessions are particularly prominent at academic conferences. Posters are usually one frame of a powerpoint (or similar) presentation and are represented at full resolution to make them zoomable.
Typical file formats used: JPG, PPT, PPTX, PPTM, PDF, etc.
Papers
Papers are generally pre-prints or copies of papers that are being self archived with the goal of green open access. They can also be theses, dissertations, grant applications, or research notes.
Typical file formats used: DOC, DOCX, ODT, RTF, TXT, PDF, etc.
Presentations
Academic presentations can be uploaded in their original slide format. Presentations are usually represented as slide decks. Videos of presentations can be uploaded as media.
Typical file formats used: PPTX, PPTM, PPT, PDF, XPS, etc.
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SCNa_Fig_1.png
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SCNa_Fig_2.png
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SCNa_Fig_3.png
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SCNa_Fig_4.png
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Alignment1_9.6_SCNexons.aln
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Alignment2_8.14_SCNexons(1,4,5,8).aln
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bootstrap_8.14_SCNexons(1,4,5,8).ph...txt
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bootstrap_9.6_SCNexons.phy_phyml_tr...txt
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bootstrap_8.14_SCNexons(1,4,5,8).ph...txt
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bootstrap_9.6_SCNexons.phy_phyml_bo...txt
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aLTR_8.14_SCNexons(1,4,5,8).phy_phy...txt
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aLRT_9.6_SCNexons.phy_phyml_tree.txt
Filesets
Filesets offer a solution to those wishing to group multiple files as a single citable object. These are often experiments or workflows.
Typical file formats used: All of the above and more.