Publish and analyse

These pages contain information about open access, bibliometrics and publishing strategies, as well as detailed user information and guides for registration and open access publishing in SLU's publication database.

Register and publish As a researcher at SLU, you should register all your published texts in the SLU publication database, SLUpub. On registration you may also choose to make your publication openly available. SLUpub is used for evaluations and performance based funding at a university or department level, export of publication data to national systems and is also a tool to make it easy for you to show your research on the web.
How you enter SLU affiliation when publishing Correct affiliation is important for your publications to be found and linked to SLU and your department in databases and bibliometric analyses such as evaluations and allocation of funds. This page provides examples on how to enter your SLU affiliation.
Archive and publish research and environmental assessment data The Data Curation Unit assists researchers and environmental assessment analysts with publishing and archiving research and EMA data through training and support.
Open Access Open access means that scientific output is made permanently and freely available online in a controlled way. This makes it possible for anyone to read, use and download research results. These pages contain information on the benefits of publishing open access and what it means for you as an employee at SLU.
Systematic reviews The purpose of a systematic review is to sum up all available and relevant research on a specific question. The library can assist you with your systematic review. Contact us, or visit our open Canvas resource, SLU Hub for systematic reviews.
Strategic publishing Maximize the visibility of your publications and increase their ability to be cited. You gain increased contact opportunities and the possibility to control how you and your research are presented.
Bibliometrics Bibliometrics is a set of methods for quantitative analysis of scientific publications and citations, that are used for example for evaluations, monitoring and allocating funds.
PhD course: Information retrieval and methods for scientific communication This course will give you valuable skills and insights that will make your work easier and more effective. The course is addressed to you who is admitted to PhD studies at SLU and corresponds to 3 HECS. On this page you can learn more about the course and also get to the registration page.

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