From:	CORA Institutional Repository
Sent:	31 August 2015 14:45
To:	Moore, Tom
Subject:	RE: Review Doctoral Theses: John Williams and Ronan O'Riordan

Dear Tom, 

Thanks for getting back to me. I have approved both theses below on your behalf and have archived 
them in CORA now. 

Williams, J. M. 2013. The expression and regulation of pregnancy-specific glycoproteins in the mouse. 
PhD Thesis, University College Cork. https://cora.ucc.ie/handle/10468/1951 
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Best regards,
Breeda 

Breeda Herlihy | Manager - Institutional Repository |Boole Library, University College Cork, Ireland 
+ 353 (0) 21 420 5109 | b.herlihy@ucc.ie , cora@ucc.ie | Cork Open Research Archive http://cora.ucc.ie/ 
Blog: http://blogs.ucc.ie/wordpress/theriverside/ 

George Boole (1815-2015) - celebrating the forefather of the Information Age and the first Professor of 
Mathematics at University College Cork, Ireland. http://www.georgeboole.com

From: Moore, Tom  
Sent: 31 August 2015 09:27 
To: CORA Institutional Repository 
Subject: RE: Review Doctoral Theses: John Williams and Ronan O'Riordan

Hi Breeda,

Would be grateful if you could approve on my behalf.

Regards,
Tom

Tom Moore PhD MRCVS
School of Biochemistry and Cell Biology,
University College Cork,
Western Gateway Building, Room 3.90,
Western Road,
Cork,
Ireland

Tel. +353 (0)21 4205554
Fax. +353 (0)21 4901382

From: CORA Institutional Repository  
Sent: 28 August 2015 16:12 
To: Moore, Tom 
Subject: Review Doctoral Theses: John Williams and Ronan O'Riordan

Dear Tom, 

Your former PhD students listed below have submitted their doctoral thesis abstracts and e-theses to 
CORA, the UCC institutional repository as part of the requirements for graduation. There is a workflow 
built into CORA such that the e-thesis is sent to the primary UCC supervisor to review. The purpose of 
this step is to ensure that supervisors are aware that the e-thesis will be archived on CORA and are 
happy with any embargo requests. 

Williams, John M.           The Expression and Regulation of Pregnancy-specific Glycoproteins in the 
mouse
No embargo requested

O'Riordan, Ronan T.       Pregnancy-Specific Glycoprotein Function, Conservation and Receptor 
investigation
No embargo requested 

You should have received a notification e-mail from CORA requesting you to review these theses.  I 
would like to archive this e-theses and make their abstracts available online so I would be grateful if you 
could review them online in CORA or let me know if you need me to e-mail you copies of the theses so 
that I can approve on your behalf. 

In order to review the thesis in CORA, you should follow these steps

1.       Reset CORA password. 
In order to review your student’s e-thesis on CORA, you will need to log on. All UCC supervisors 
have been pre-registered but you will need to reset your password using this link 
https://cora.ucc.ie/forgot  Enter your e-mail address and this will send you an e-mail with a link 
to reset your CORA password. 
2.       My Account > Submissions 
Once you have logged in, go to My Account > Submissions on the left hand side of CORA 
homepage. You should see your student’s thesis in the Workflow tasks > Tasks in the pool. Tick 
the box and click Take selected tasks.
3.       Detailed guidelines
Click on the title of the thesis and click Take task. You can then approve, reject or review (edit 
metadata) the submission. Further step-by-step instructions are available here 
http://booleweb.ucc.ie/documents/SupervisorGuidelines.pdf

If you have any questions, please let me know. 

Best regards, 
Breeda 

Breeda Herlihy | Manager - Institutional Repository |Boole Library, University College Cork, Ireland 
+ 353 (0) 21 420 5109 | b.herlihy@ucc.ie , cora@ucc.ie | Cork Open Research Archive http://cora.ucc.ie/ 
Blog: http://blogs.ucc.ie/wordpress/theriverside/ 

George Boole (1815-2015) - celebrating the forefather of the Information Age and the first Professor of 
Mathematics at University College Cork, Ireland. http://www.georgeboole.com