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Collaborate and co-publish

Here you will find advice on collaborating and co-publishing with researchers or stakeholders outside LU to increase the reach of your publication.

About co-publishing

Publishing with co-authors from other universities, other countries, and organizations outside academia (such as industry, government agencies, and non-governmental organizations) means that word about the publication can be spread within a larger, more diverse network. Externally co-authored publications, especially those with international co-authors, generally receive more citations than publications with only LU authors.

Stakeholders can also be involved in other parts of the research process, such as problem formulation or data collection.

How?

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