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In Lund University's Research Protal you will find information about: Our researchers Research outputs (for instance publications), with full text if available Research projects (description of project, participants, et cetera) Research related activities and awards Organisational units (faculties, departments, research groups, et cetera) Research infrastructure (equipment, collections, and servic
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Research data is information collected or created to serve as support for analysing and validating research results. The data can be analogue or digital information as well as lab reports and software. Research data managementOn the Staff pages you find research support information regarding different aspects of research data management.Research data management on Staff pagesContact your libraryTh
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Changes may occur. Please, always check the specific library's web page. B C E G H I L M P R S U Biology Library, Library of ScienceMonday–Tuesday: 9–16Wednesday: 9–12:30Thursday–Friday: 9–16Summer hours4–15 August: Mondays 10–14See the library website for additional access with an LU card for students and staffCampus Helsingborg, LibraryMonday–Friday: 9–17Summer hours4–21 August: 10–1322 August:
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The libraries of Lund University are placed in Lund, Malmö and Helsingborg.You can find the libraries by clicking on our map. Libraries at Lund University
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Here you find e-mail addresses or webpages for questions about your loans, digital services, et cetera. Please note that you can always contact your subject library. For questions about Copyright issues – contact your subject library or publicera [at] lub [dot] lu [dot] se (publicera[at]lub[dot]lu[dot]se) Interlibrary loans Loans and overdue fees – contact your subject library LUBcat (formerly Lov
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LUBcat is the shared catalogue for the libraries at Lund University. What is LUBcat? LUBcat is Lund University's library catalogue and contains books, both printed and electronic, journals, reports and doctoral theses. It allows you to search for and locate literature. If the material is in the stacks or in storage, it must be ordered. If it is already out on loan, you can request it. You can also
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Large science publisher Elsevier does not meet the requirements of Swedish universities and research institutes. The agreement was cancelled 30th of June. This means that employees and students at Lund University do not have access to journal articles published by Elsevier after June 30, 2018. However, one can still read Elsevier articles published between 1995 and 30 June 2018. LU researchers can
Not sure what library you should use or contact? Try finding the right one by selecting your subject. AActing Ancient History Applied Cultural Analysis Applied Mathematics Archaeology Architecture Archival Studies Art Art History and Visual Studies Art Theory Asian Studies Astronomy AudiologyBBiochemistry Biology Biomedical Engineering Biomedicine Biotechnology Book History Build
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The Libraries at Lund University work together on open access publishing of journals and periodicals on the OJLU platform, Open Journals at Lund University. Editorial staff of publications linked to Lund University are offered free server space and support in a collaboration between the University Library and the Faculty Libraries. The publishing platform Open Journals at Lund University (OJLU) is
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Via Databases A–Z, which is a part of LUBsearch, you can find databases, platforms and other online services. If you are outside the University campus, log in using your student or Lucat account.You can read more about electronic resources in our LibGuide:LibGuide LUBsearch and electronic resourcesDirect link to Databases A–Z Accessing e-resources from outside university As a student or researcher
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A collective entry point to e-resources Via the entry point ePublications you can find all electronic journals and books which you have access to via the libraries at Lund University. From outside the University campus, log in via your student or Lucat account.To read more about how to search for and find electronic resources, consult our LibGuide: LUBsearch and electronic resourcesDirect link to
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A new agreement has been negotiated with the scientific publisher Elsevier. The agreement means that researchers and students at Lund University will once again have access to the 2 000 research journals from Elsevier and, as of 1 January 2020, also the opportunity to publish in open access at no extra cost in the publisher’s journals.The journals are available to read again, including the article
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Researchers at Lund University are required to register their scholarly publications in the research information system LUCRIS. The University’s publishing policy recommends that, when possible, the full text be freely accessible (open access), either through publication in an open access journal or in a journal which allows self-archiving. The latter means that the researcher personally uploads a
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Book fund If you are affiliated with Lund University, you can apply to make accepted/published books open access (monographs and anthologies). Learn more about financial support, conditions and applications on the University Library's webpage Publishing fees in open access journals Researchers at Lund University can apply for funding of Article Processing Charges (APC) in pure open access journal
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We have put together some helpful information for students starting to use the libraries at Lund University. Two things you need to use in the libraries1. Student accountAll students at Lund University receive a student account when they start. You use your student account to log in to networks, the library catalogue LUBcat, library computers, printers, and to reach our databases and articles from
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This website is run by the libraries at Lund University. We want as many people as possible to be able to use this website, and this document describes how www.lub.lu.se complies with the accessibility regulations, any known accessibility issues, and how you can report problems so that we can fix them. How accessible is www.lub.lu.se? We know some parts of this website aren’t fully accessible. See
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The librarians at Lund University want to give you best possible service and access to quality-controlled information! Are you a student, researcher, employee of Lund University or simply someone thirsty for knowledge? Our main task is to provide you with good access to quality-controlled information. We also offer various forms of help and support in your studies and your research. The university
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As an active journal editor in OJLU, you can assign a DOI number to your articles. The DOI is a unique, permanent, alphanumerical identifier assigned to electronic documents such as articles. The DOI functions as a lasting link to the publication; even if the URL changes, the DOI always remains the same. Journals on the OJLU publication platform have the option of assigning DOIs to their articles.
Professional organisations have developed guidelines for research journals, which can be used as guidance for your journal. Guidelines for transparency The organisations COPE, OASPA, DOAJ and WAME have jointly developed guidelines for transparency and good publishing practice in the field of scholarly publications. The guidelines constitute a common minimum standard for membership in each organisa
A journal becomes searchable and easier for readers to find if it is indexed in various databases. Here we have gathered information about what is required and how a journal goes about getting indexed in different databases. For an article to be disseminated as much as possible and found by readers conducting research in the same field, it is important for the journal and its articles to be indexe
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