A DOI is not enough – can practice research be captured by libraries and archives?

The recording and indexing of research plays a vital role in how it can be found and used, but what happens when the output from a research project is not a written document, but a performance, series of events or an artistic work? This blog post discusses findings from two AHRC-funded scoping projects exploring how these forms of practice research can be better documented and made more accessible to researchers and research users by libraries and archives: PRVoices: Practice Research Voices (University of Westminster) and SPARKLE: Sustaining Practice Assets for Research, Knowledge, Learning and Education (University of Leeds).