Press Releases

Durham, NC, and Oslo, Norway, October 9, 2026. Duke University has gone live on TIND RDM, replacing Samvera Hyrax and giving Duke researchers a single home for the datasets they deposit and publish through the Duke Research Data Repository.

Elon, North Carolina, and Oslo, Norway, October 2, 2026. Elon University has gone live on TIND DA, TIND IR, and TIND RDM, replacing CONTENTdm and launching the university's first institutional and data repository. Together, these showcase the library's digital archives and special collections alongside the university’s scholarly works, teaching materials, and research data, all on a single platform.

Syracuse, NY and Oslo, Norway — May 8, 2026.Syracuse University Libraries has selected TIND Institutional Repository (TIND IR) and TIND Research Data Management (TIND RDM) as the twin foundations for the next generation of SURFACE, the University’s open access digital repository. Managed by the Libraries since 2010, SURFACE provides a trusted home for faculty, staff and student scholarship, generating more than 10 million downloads worldwide.

Elon, NC, and Oslo, Norway – December 12, 2025. Elon University has selected TIND to bring its digital collections, scholarly works and research data into a single repository platform. Migrating from CONTENTdm, the TIND platform will provide Elon with a more intuitive and user-friendly environment for managing and showcasing their archival materials, while also launching new repository services for research data and scholarly material.

Oslo, Norway – October 17, 2025. TIND is now officially ISO 27001 certified and SOC 2 attested. These two internationally recognized standards confirm that TIND’s systems, processes, and infrastructure meet rigorous requirements for information security and data protection.

Durham, NC, and Oslo, Norway - June 16, 2025. Duke University has selected TIND RDM as its new repository platform for the Duke Research Data Repository and is migrating from Hyrax, an open-source repository engine from Samvera. The Duke Research Data Repository (RDR) is a service of the Duke University Libraries, with the mission to curate, publish, and archive Duke digital research data from any discipline. Using TIND RDM, the Duke RDR will continue to provide long-term public access to support research transparency, reproducibility, and to foster new discoveries.

Athens, GA and Oslo, Norway - May 19, 2025. The University of Georgia (UGA) has implemented TIND Institutional Repository (IR) and TIND Research Data Management (RDM), migrating over 26,000 scholarly publications, creative works and research data from ExLibris Esploro. The new repository will serve as a central hub for faculty and student researchers to share and preserve a wide range of scholarly materials and datasets. 

Lincoln, NE and Oslo, Norway – January 24, 2025. The University of Nebraska–Lincoln (UNL) has successfully gone live on TIND RDM with its new research data repository, SANDY: Stewarding Nebraska Data. Previously relying on ExLibris’ Rosetta to manage datasets, UNL sought a more modern solution to support the growth and accessibility of its data collections for years to come. By adopting TIND RDM, UNL gains a flexible, state-of-the-art platform designed to streamline data curation, enhance accessibility, and ensure compliance with evolving federal research data-sharing requirements.

Lincoln, NE and Oslo, Norway - August 23, 2024. The University of Nebraska—Lincoln (UNL) has selected TIND RDM as its new research data repository, replacing ExLibris Rosetta. UNL chose TIND RDM for its intuitive user interface, support for FAIR data-sharing principles, and flexible data curation workflow.

Athens, GA and Oslo, Norway, June 7. The University of Georgia (UGA) has selected TIND IR and TIND RDM as its new institutional and research data repository. Supporting FAIR data-sharing practices and emerging federal funding agency requirements are key reasons for selecting the TIND IR and RDM combo. UGA is transitioning from ExLibris Esploro.