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Other things to consider

This page contains more examples of things to consider when publishing research.

In short, this means that you only put your name on the list of authors for publications to which you have made a substantial contribution and approved and endorse the final version. Read more in LU:s Ethics Council report in Swedish:

”Etiska aspekter på medförfattarskap” (PDF, 1 MB, ny flik)

Use the format Unit, Institution, Organization, City, Country. If you are unsure of the name format, you can consult the organization tree in the Research Portal, either in Swedish or English:

This is usually done in the Acknowledgements section.

ORCID is a unique researcher ID that ensures that you are not confused with other researchers with the same or similar names:

About ORCID and other researcher IDs (Staff Pages)

This is usually done in a separate section or in the Acknowledgements.

Everything you publish as an LU researcher must be registered. This makes your research findable in, for example, Google Scholar, and the information is used in internal and national evaluations. Please note that publications that are not included in the Scopus database must be registered manually.

How to register research outputs (Staff Pages)