Register scholarly publication in DiVA

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This is a manual for registering a publication in Umeå university’s publication database (DiVA).

Import publications

If your publication is indexed in a database you can import it to DiVA instead of registering the information manually. See separete instructions:

Import publications to DiVA

Register in DiVA

Is the publication already registered?

Please start by searching DiVA on the publication title. If the publication is already registered, you can edit or add information to the record. If you can’t access the record, contact the DiVA administrator at your department or the library.

Search in DiVA

Begin to register

To register a new publication in DiVA, do the following:

  1. Go to Register and publish in DiVA.
  2. Sign in with your Umu-id.
  3. Choose the entry “Add publication / Upload files”.
  4. Select publication type.

Mandatory fields are marked with a red asterisk (*). Some fields have a red question mark – if you hover over the question mark, you will see a help text for that field.

Remember that you can always pause and save an incomplete registration to pick it up later, by clicking “Cancel / Save draft”. Your saved drafts can be found under “My drafts”.

How to register an article

If the article has a DOI, you can easily fetch the information needed by entering the DOI in the field “Get information with DOI-number” on the top of the page.

Check/edit the information in DiVA:

Specify a subcategory if the article is an Editorial, Letter, Meeting abstract, or News item.

Fill in all author names, in the same order as in the article.

Click on “Connect authority record” for each author – if the author has an authority record in DiVA, information such as organisation, email, ORCID, and year of birth will be filled out automatically. If the author does not have an authority record, you can fill out the name, Umu-id and organisation and select “Create authority record”.

Click the button “Another author” to register more than one author. The Other contributor option can be used if there is an UmU-affiliated collaborator/contributor in the publication.

The affiliation in the article is the affiliation/-s you select as department, unit, or program. If an UmU-author has multiple affiliations in the article, they should also be stated in the record. If an UmU-affiliated author also has an affiliation to another organisation, you state that in the field “Other organisation”. Authors not affiliated to UmU do not require stated affiliation in the record.

Enter the title and any subtitle and select the language of the title.

Select the content type of your work:

  • refereed
  • other academic
  • other (popular science, discussion, etc.).

Select the status of your work (“published” is preselected):

  • published
  • accepted
  • epub ahead of print
  • in press
  • submitted.

Begin by entering the title or the ISSN of the journal in Part of journal and select from the list displayed. The journal selected is then displayed under the box. If the journal is not in the list, fill in all the details under “Other journal”.

If you are registering a Meeting abstract – fill out the Conference Title, Place and Country/other, Date, Year.

Fill out the year, volume, number, article-id/pages under “Other information”.

The DOI should (if available) be stated in the DOI field, where it links to the article. If the link leads to a free full text, you tick the box “Free full-text”.

If there is no DOI, you can use the URL field to link to the article. In this case, write the URL in the URL label field. If the link leads to a free full text, you tick the box “Free full-text”.

Read more about persistent identifiers for publications on the library website.

Persistent identifiers for publications

The national subject categories in DiVA correspond to those in the national reference database SwePub and increase the search- and findability of a publication. Please choose a category as specific as possible – the above category in the subject tree will automatically follow.

If you are unsure about the subject category, you can use the function “Suggestion for national subject category”. Then you can copy the suggested subject category and select it under “Choose national subject category”.

Research subject is mainly used for doctoral theses.

Allocating keywords and abstract helps others find your publication. Please note, that keywords are to be separated by commas.

If the publication is a part of a project, enter the name of the project in the field “Part of project”.

If the publication is a part of a research project that is supported by a research funder with an open access policy, select the funder from the list and enter the project number.

 

How to register other publication types

The fields used when registering an article are the same that are found when registering other publication types. There are, however, some other fields to consider in addition to those previously covered:

Fill in information about

  • contributor (one or more) – also state role (artist, photographer, editor, etc.)
  • alternative title (for example in another language)
  • type of resource (image, audio, text, etc.)
  • description (time, place, context, etc.).

Fill in information about

  • edition
  • number of pages
  • series, and number in series
  • publisher
  • ISBN or other identifiers.

When registering a book, there are a number of options for Other contributor (photographer, illustrator, etc.). If the series is not available in the list, enter the title, ISSN, and number in the series under “Other series”.

Fill in information about

  • part of book
  • edition
  • pages
  • series, and number in series
  • publisher
  • ISBN or other identifiers.

When registering a book, there are a number of options for Other contributor (photographer, illustrator, etc.). If the series is not available in the list, enter the title, ISSN, and number in the series under “Other series”.

Fill in information about

  • editor
  • edition
  • number of pages
  • series, and number in series
  • publisher
  • ISBN or other identifiers.

When registering a book, there are a number of options for Other contributor (photographer, illustrator, etc.). If the series is not available in the list, enter the title, ISSN, and number in the series under “Other series”.

If the conference contribution has been published as an abstract in a journal, please choose publication type Article with the subcategory Meeting abstract.

Published papers, oral presentations, and abstracts not published in a journal are to be registered as the type Conference paper.
Always fill out Conference title, Place and Country/other, Date, and Year.

If the contribution is published, also fill out

  • part of proceedings
  • pages
  • series, and number in series
  • ISBN, if published as a book/collection
  • DOI or URL, if applicable.

If the series is not available in the list, enter the title, ISSN, and number in the series under “Other series”.

Usually not to be registered in DiVA. Exceptions are:

  • manuscripts that are part of a thesis – only Author, Title, and National Subject Category need to be filled out
  • manuscript available in full text in preprint servers, for example, ArXiv.org – in these cases, link to the preprint repository.

You cannot enter the year of publication for a manuscript.

Fill in information about

  • country or patent organisation
  • patent number
  • date of approval.

Fill in information about

  • alternative title (for example in another language)
  • number of pages
  • series, and number in series
  • ISBN
  • ISRN.

Working papers are included in this publication type. If the series is not available in the list, enter the title, ISSN, and number in the series under “Other series”.

See separate instructions:
Register student thesis in DiVA

See separate instructions on the library website:
Register and publish your thesis

 

Uploading files

If you don’t want to upload a file, but merely register details about the publication, choose “Continue”.

If you want to make the publication available in full text in DiVA: please check that the publication has a CC-licence or that the publisher has granted full text publication in DiVA. If you only want to archive the full text, select the option “Only for archiving”.

Choose the correct version of the file – Submitted, Accepted, or Published.

If you don’t choose a date for publication, the full text will be available in DiVA as soon as the library has reviewed the record.

Some publications can only be made available after a certain period of time (embargo). In that case, you can select the option “Make freely available later” and choose the date.

Articles are to be uploaded as pdf.

Other publication types can be uploaded in other formats; image, audio etc.

Click the button “Välj fil” to upload the file.

After you have uploaded the file, read through and accept the publishing conditions. If a file is only archived, you don’t need to accept the publishing conditions.

You can also leave a comment if you like us to contact you about something or if you have permission from the publisher to parallel publish the work in full text in DiVA.

 

Review/Publish

Before submitting your publication in DiVA, please review the registration:

  • Check the details you have filled in. If you want to change something, used the link “Edit information” or click on “Back” to return to the form and make the necessary changes.
  • When you are satisfied, click on “Submit”.

The registered record will be reviewed by the library. Uploaded files will not appear in DiVA until a librarian has reviewed the record and checked that the full text may be published.

Please note that it may take a day before the record is visible on your staff page.

Contact the library

Contact the library if you have any questions about DiVA. Select “Publishing, theses and research data” as the subject area.

Contact the library

Register monographic thesis in DiVA

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Before publicly posting your doctoral thesis, you must register it in DiVA. The registration includes filling in details of your thesis and of the defence or presentation of your thesis. You will also upload a full text version of the thesis and, for doctoral theses, the posting sheet (“spikblad” in Swedish).

1. Log in to DiVA

Log in to DiVA with your Umu-id.

2. Register your thesis in DiVA

Go to ”Add publication / Upload files”.

  1. Select publication type. This manual describes the procedure for the following publication types:
    • Doctoral thesis, monograph
    • Licentiate thesis, monograph
  2. Click “Continue”.

Click “Connect authority record” and search for your Umu-id. Select your authority record by clicking your name.

If your name is not listed, you can create an authority record by closing the pop-up window, clicking the “Create authority record” button and filling in the mandatory details.

Fill in any missing mandatory details. The following details are mandatory:

  • name
  • year of birth
  • umu-id
  • department or section
  • email address.

Type the title of the thesis and any potential subtitle. Then, select the language of the title from the listed options.

If your thesis has a title in another language, this is to be entered in the field “Alternative title”, and the language must be selected from the listed options.

Enter the publishing year of the thesis and the number of pages. The number of pages should be the same as the final numbered page in the thesis. Appendices are not included in the number of pages.

If your thesis is part of a series, select the series from the listed options and fill in the number of your thesis in the series. If the series is not listed, please enter the details in the “Other series” section.

Specify the place of publication and publisher. For theses published by Umeå University, type ”Umeå” as the place of publication and select ”Umeå University” in the field for publisher.

Enter the ISBN for the electronic version, and select “Electronic” from the listed options.

For the printed version, click “Another ISBN” and select “Print” from the listed options.

Click “Choose national subject category” and select the category or categories that best describe the content of your thesis. Choose a category that is as specific as possible (navigate the list by clicking the plus symbol).

If you want to delete a selected category, please click the red cross to the right of the category.

Select one or more research subjects (this is not mandatory but it increases the chances to search and find, and hence spread, the publication).

Select the language from the listed options and type your keywords in the text field. Separate your keywords with commas.

Click “Keywords in another language” if you want to enter keywords in multiple languages.

Enter the abstract of the thesis and select the language from the listed options.

Read through and make sure the text looks correct. Pay particular attention to spaces and paragraphing, and make sure no extra characters have been accidentally included. Paragraphing is correct if there is a space between paragraphs.

Click “Another abstract” if you want to add an abstract in another language.

Fill in the details of your supervisors and assistant supervisors. Click “Another supervisor” to add additional supervisors or an assistant supervisor. The following details are mandatory:

  • name
  • academic title
  • umu-id (for supervisors at Umeå University)
  • department or section (if the supervisor works at another higher education institution, use the field “Other organisation”).

Fill in the details of the external examiner. For doctoral theses, the details must correspond with the details of the external reviewer specified on the posting sheet (spikblad). The following details are mandatory:

  • name
  • academic title
  • university, department.

Fill in the details of the public defence of your thesis. The details must correspond with the details of the public defence of your thesis specified on the posting sheet (spikblad). If you have written a licentiate thesis, fill in the details about your thesis presentation instead.

  1. Click the calendar icon to the right of the date field, and enter the date and time of the event.
  2. Select language from the listed options.
  3. Specify the room for the event.
  4. Specify the city for the event.
  5. For doctoral theses, select the university for the public defence of your thesis from the listed options.

Select the degree from the listed options. For doctoral theses, the selected degree must correspond with the details specified on the posting sheet (spikblad).

When you have entered all the details of the thesis, please click “Continue”.

3. Upload files

You must now upload the complete thesis. If you have written a doctoral thesis, you must also upload the posting sheet (spikbladet) in this step. If you wish – and there are no copyright issues to consider – you can also upload the front page of the thesis as a preview image in DiVA.

  1. Select “Make freely available later”.
  2. Click the calendar icon to the right of the date field, enter the date of the public posting of your thesis, and set the time for 07:00.
  3. Set the file type as “fulltext” and the format as “pdf” in each section.
  4. Click “Bläddra” (browse) and upload your thesis.

Select “Make freely available now (open access)” if you have written a licentiate thesis.

  1. Click “Upload more files”.
  2. Select “Make freely available later”.
  3. Click the calendar icon to the right of the date field, enter the date of the public posting of your doctoral thesis, and set the time for 07:00.
  4. Set the file type as “spikblad” and the format as “pdf” in each section.
  5. Click “Bläddra” (browse) and upload your posting sheet (spikblad).

If you do not want to upload a preview image, proceed to the next step, “Accepting the publishing conditions”.

  1. Click “Upload more files”.
  2. Select “Make freely available later”.
  3. Click the calendar icon to the right of the date field, enter the date of the public posting of your doctoral thesis, and set the time for 07:00.
  4. Set the file type as “preview image” and the format as “jpeg” or “png” in each section.
  5. Click “Bläddra” (browse) and upload the front page of your thesis.

Select “Make freely available now (open access)” if you have written a licentiate thesis.

When you have uploaded all files, you must approve that they will be published in DiVA.

  1. Click and read the publishing conditions.
  2. Check the box to accept the publishing conditions.
  3. Click “Continue” to review your details and submit the registration.

 

4. Review/Publish

Before submitting your thesis, you must check your registration.

  1. Check that all details are correct. If you wish to edit anything, please click “Edit information” at the top left or click “Back” to return and make changes.
  2. Check that the full text of the thesis and the potential posting sheet (spikblad) have been uploaded and that each file is openable (click the link for each file).
  3. Click “Submit”.

Please note that once you have submitted your thesis, you can no longer edit the record yourself. Please contact the library if you need to edit or add any details.

After registration

When you have submitted your thesis, you will receive confirmation of the registration in DiVA by email. This confirmation email also contains the permanent link to your thesis in DiVA (this is the link to use in a potential press release). Please note that the link will not become active until the thesis is published in DiVA.

The library will review your registration before publishing your thesis in DiVA. We will contact you if we have any questions or if any details need to be added.

Your doctoral thesis will be published and visible in DiVA on the day of the public posting of your thesis (spikning). If you have written a licentiate thesis, it will be published and visible directly after review.

Frequently asked questions and contact

Contact the library if you have any questions about your registration. Select “Publishing, theses and research data” as the subject area.

Contact the library

Frequently asked questions about theses and posting

DiVA: Register student thesis

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Create feeds in DiVA

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In this manual, we’ll walk you through how to do searches in DiVA. You can search by author, organisation, subject and more. The searches can be extracted and used in different ways, for example for

  • publication lists on the Umeå University website
  • compilation and processing in Excel
  • reference lists that can be used in applications for research funding
  • import of publication lists to databases (for example ORCID).

The section “Common areas of use” provides a summary of purposes for different formats. You do the search in the same way, regardless of which format you choose.

Common areas of use

Use the Mods format to create a publication list for pages on the Umeå University website. Make a search and then copy the search link. Remove the ‘s’ from https:// if you are going to paste the link into Episerver.

On your personal page on umu.se, you will see a default listing of your publications. If you want the listing to be based on a modified DiVA search query instead, you can paste the search link yourself on your personal page.

Your personal page in the staff directory (Aurora)

Web editors can update feed links for publication lists of departments or units.

You can choose any of these formats when publishing on the web:

  • Mods – Creates an XML file with all the available information in the records, structured according to the Mods scheme. This format is used for publication lists on staff and department pages on the Umeå University website.
  • Atom – An alternative to RSS. Creates a limited XML suitable for feeds.
  • RSS – Creates an RSS feed from the search.
  • HTML-div and HTML-table – Creates HTML files built with div tags and tables.
  • ETDMS – Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Metadata Standard.

There are several ways to export references from DiVA. If you want to set more precisely which reference style you wish to use, you can export references to a reference management programme and set the format there. However, you cannot sort the publications in the list as you wish, but you do this when you create a search.

Here’s how to create a publication list via a search:

  1. Enter your Umu ID in the “Person, ID” field.
  2. Add more conditions to the search, for example, if you want to exclude certain publication types.
  3. Specify the format (APA) and sorting (for example, newest first) and how many publications you want to include.
  4. Click on Create link and copy the link into a new tab.
  5. Copy the result and paste it into a blank Word document.

It is also possible to choose to have the reference list according to Vancouver. Still, as some fields (e.g. author or editor of book chapters) are not displayed in the reference, APA is recommended.

When exporting references, you can choose between the following formats:

  • APA
  • Vancouver
  • CSL-JSON
  • RIS
  • BibTex (used when importing to ORCID).

Choose the CSV (comma-separated values) format if, for example, you are compiling publications for analysis. You can choose from several different CSV variants depending on the data you want to include:

  • CSV 1 – persistent identifier, publication type, contents, language, title, year, project, date, series, ISSN (series), ISBN, keywords, subject, host publication, PMID (columns)
  • CSV 2 – persistent identifier, author, author number (order), department code (internal), research group (one author by row)
  • CSV 3 – persistent identifier, all authors
  • CSV 4 – persistent identifier, last author, department code (internal), research group
  • CSV 5 – recordID, title, year, journal, ISSN, volume, issue, author, department
  • CSV all metadata (csvall) – an older version of All bibliographic information
  • CSV all metadata 2 (csvall2) – a newer version of All bibliographic information since new fields were added to DiVA
  • CSV (Choose columns) – choose from all available fields

 

Do the search

Under the search form in DiVA you will find the link Create feeds:

Create search query

When you create your search query, you will see a number of predefined search fields. Should you, for example, want to get a list of publications by an author at Umeå University, you can enter the author’s Umu-id in the field Person, id.

Below the predefined search fields, there is a dropdown list with the AND option and buttons for the OR and NOT options. Here you can select any search field, including search fields that are not included in the predefined fields. You can also choose whether you want to combine that search with another search field, and then choose whether to combine with AND (narrow the search), OR (widen the search) or NOT (exclude something).

Limit the search

In the section Limit the search you can limit the search, for example, to publication type or publishing year.

Choose format and sort order

Choose Format, Number of rows (max. 9 999), and Sort order.

Forms to select format and sort order for feeds

Format

Which format you choose depends on what you want to do with the search result. In the section “Common areas of use”, you will see examples when different formats are used.

Create feed link

When you have filled out the search form, and chosen a format, number of rows and sort order, click Create link.

Hint: To check which publications are listed in the search, you can choose the APA or Vancouver format. Copy the search link, paste it into the browser address bar, and press enter. This will display the hits and sorting of the search (max 50 records). If you want to see complete information for the publications, choose the Atom or RSS format instead.

More options

If you have any questions about customised searches, you are welcome to contact the library. Please use the library contact form and select the area “Publication, theses and research data”.

Contact the library

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Click for Enable or Disable the Closed Caption

 

 

 

Now, the Closed Caption is visible in the movie

 

You can also adjust the appearence of the Closed Caption via the Options menu

 

 

 

 

Import publications to DiVA

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To simplify registration in DiVA, you can import information about publications from other databases (such as Pubmed and Scopus). You can also import publication lists from ORCID into DiVA, and vice versa.

Search by title before you import

Imports sometimes result in duplicate records in DiVA. Therefore, you must first check if your publications are already registered in DiVA by searching in DiVA for the publication title or your name.

Search in DiVA

You can edit an already registered record if you want to change something (for example, add your Umu-id). If the record is locked for editing, you should contact a DiVA administrator at your department in the first instance. Secondly, you can contact the library.

If you are going to import many publications, you can check for duplicates during and after the import. See step 5 and the end of this manual for how to do this.

 

Import to DiVA

1. Search and export your publications

Start by searching and exporting your publications from a suitable database. When exporting information from databases, you will need to select the format for the export. The following reference file formats can be used in DiVA:

  • BibLaTex
  • BibTex
  • EndNote XML
  • ISI
  • MODS
  • RIS

Here you can read about how it works in some of the most common databases:

  1. Do a search and select the records you want to import. You can also change the number of hits or click “all on page”. It is also possible to select “250 forward”.
  2. Select Export, and from the list, select MODS.
Endnote Desktop
  1. Open Endnote and select all the references you want to import.
  2. Select File > Export…
  3. Select XML as a file format and Output style = Show all fields. The file is saved on your computer.

Endnote Online

If you are using Endnote Online, it is not possible to export to the XML file format. Instead, do the following:

  1. Select the references you want to export from your library and save them to the Quick List or a folder.
  2. Go to Format > Export references.
  3. Under References, select Quick List or the folder of references you want to export.
  4. Select either BibTex Export or RefMan (RIS) Export as the export style.
  1. Do a search and select the records you want to import.
  2. Click on Export and then Citations above the list of results.
  3. Select Format: RIS and Include: Citation & Abstract.
  4. Click on Export.

From your ORCID profile you can export publications to DiVA. You can choose to either export all records or select the records you want to export. Here is how you import to DiVA:

  1. Click on the Actions button under the “Works” heading.
  2. Click on Export (all) works when you have selected records and then on Export selected works to BibTex.
  3. Save the file (file extension .bib).

a) Import single publications

You can import individual publications from Pubmed into DiVA using the Pubmed ID (PMID). Search for your publications in Pubmed so that you have the PMID at hand for the import in step 3.

b) Import multiple publications

You can import multiple publications from Pubmed into DiVA using a reference management software:

  1. Select Send to in the hit list and then Citation manager.
  2. Open the downloaded file in the reference management software of your choice.
  3. Export the references in the BibTex or RIS format.
  4. Import the file into DiVA, as usual. See step 3.
  1. Do a search and select the records you want to import.
  2. Click on Export above the list of results.
  3. Select RIS Format. Check Citation information, Bibliographical information and Abstract & keywords (all boxes below should be ticked).
  4. Click on Export.
  1. Do a search and select the desired records. You can choose to either mark all hits, mark the entries on the page displayed or select entries within a specific number range (via the “Add to marked list” button).
  2. Click on the Export button above the hit list. Select the format Plain text file.
  3. You will see the box “Export Records to Plain Text File”. Here you select Full record.
  4. Click on Export.

 

2. Save the file

If you don’t get a question about where to save the exported file, it is usually found in the Downloaded files folder on your computer.

3. Import

Before performing the import to DiVA, you need to log in to the DiVA Administration interface.

  1. Log in to DiVA with your Umu-id.
  2. Select the Import references entry.
  3. Click on the Import from external databases button (top right).

The import references view in Diva

a) Import single Pubmed records with PMID

To import single publications from Pubmed, enter the publication’s PMID in the PubMedID field and click Import. You can only import one publication at a time using this feature.

b) Importing with an exported file

Select the format from the list before importing it if you have exported a file. For the databases described in step 1, select the following format:

  • DiVA of another institution: MODS V3
  • Endnote: Endnote XML
  • Endnote Online: RIS or BibTex
  • IEEE: RIS
  • ORCID: BibTex
  • Other reference management software: RIS or BibTex
  • Scopus: RIS
  • Web of Science: ISI

Then select the saved export file to upload it to DiVA.

View on two different fields for importing references in Diva

4. Confirm the import

When the file is uploaded in DiVA, you will get a message that the file upload was successful. Click on Import.

5. Review the imported records

The imported records are listed. If you have imported a publication already registered in DiVA with a DOI or any other identifier, it will appear as a duplicate in the list. You can delete the duplicate from the import list (the already registered record remains in DiVA).

Click on a record to go to the registration form. Check the data for each publication carefully. Please use the manual on how to register a scholarly publication:

Register scholarly publication in DiVA

  • Publication type, and Subcategory if applicable.
  • Author information – connect to authority record or enter Umu-id for Umu-affiliated authors. Enter the affiliation stated in the publication.
  • Content type (Refereed, Other academic, Other).
  • National subject category – browse from the subject tree or use the “Suggestion for national subject category” function.
  • Abstract. Please check that paragraphing, etc., looks as in the publication.

 

On the next page, you can choose to upload a full text of the publication. Then click on Continue.

6. Submit

  • On the last page of the registration form, you will get an overview of the information for that publication. You can go back and edit the form if you want to add or change anything.
  • Once you have checked the information, click on Submit.
  • If you have imported several publications, you will now return to the import list and can review the next entry.

A registered publication will be visible in DiVA within a few minutes. However, it can take up to 24 hours for new publications to appear on the staff and department pages.

Check for duplicate records

Did you check if the publications were registered in DiVA before importing them? If not, you need to ensure that your import did not cause duplicate records. The automatic duplicate check described in step 5 only catches records with the same identifiers, which are sometimes missing. Contact the library if you are unsure.

  1. Go to “Edit / Delete record” in DiVA administration.
  2. Search for either a name or Umu-id.
  3. Sort the publications by title.
  4. If you have accidentally registered a duplicate, you can delete it yourself by clicking on the checkbox on the right.

 

Publication lists in ORCID

ORCID is a unique identifier that distinguishes you from other researchers. Your ORCID profile allows you to collect your publications as well as other information, such as awards, funding, and other research outputs (e.g. research data or code). If you do not already have an ORCID account, you can register for one by going to Create your ORCID iD.

Importing records from DiVA to ORCID

You can easily import records from DiVA into ORCID to keep your ORCID profile up to date. Keep in mind that you may need to adjust the type and other details of each record afterwards.

  1. Go to Create feeds in DiVA.
  2. Enter your Umu-id in the search field “Person, id”.
  3. At the bottom of the page is “Select format and sort”. Here you select the format BibTex.
  4. Choose how many records you want to export under “Number of hits”. It is pre-set to 50 records, but you can choose up to 9,999 records.
  5. Click on Create link and copy the link generated under “Search link”.
  6. Paste the link in a new tab in the browser address bar and press Enter. A BibTex file will be created.
  7. Save the file created.
  8. Log in to your ORCID account.
  9. Click on Add under the heading “Works”. Select Add BibTex.
  10. Click on Choose BibTex file to import and select the saved BibTex file. Note that if the file you saved has the extension “.txt”, you must select “All files” in the drop-down list for it to be displayed.
  11. Select Select all to import all records, or select the records you want to import. Click on Import works to your record.
  12. You can edit the information about the imported records and complete it if anything is missing. In addition, you can choose whether the records should be available to everyone, only to selected people, or only to you.

How to import from DiVA to ORCID:

  1. Go to Create feeds in DiVA.
  2. Enter your Umu-id in the search field “Person, id”.
  3. At the bottom of the page is “Select format and sort”. Here you select the format BibTex.
  4. Choose how many records you want to export under “Number of hits”. It is pre-set to 50 records, but you can choose up to 9,999 records.
  5. Click on Create link and copy the link generated under “Search link”.
  6. Paste the link in a new tab in the browser address bar and press Enter. A BibTex file will be created.
  7. Save the file created.
  8. Log in to your ORCID account.
  9. Click on Add under the heading “Works”. Select Add BibTex.
  10. Click on Choose BibTex file to import and select the saved BibTex file. Note that if the file you saved has the extension “.txt”, you must select “All files” in the drop-down list for it to be displayed.
  11. Select Select all to import all records, or select the records you want to import. Click on Import works to your record.
  12. You can edit the information about the imported records and complete it if anything is missing. In addition, you can choose whether the records should be available to everyone, only to selected people, or only to you.

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Contact the library if you have any questions about DiVA. Select Publishing, theses and research data as the subject area.

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