LUCRIS - research information system

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• Register and present your research
• LUSEM requirements
• ORCID

Register and present your research

You should register your research outputs — such as articles, books, and other publications — in LUCRIS. You can also register information about your research projects, collaborations, and other research related activities.

In LUCRIS, you can create links and relations between different information objects. You can connect publications to projects, which in turn can be connected to contracts. For example, you can highlight contributions you have published after a conference by linking it to the keynote lecture you gave at the same event. The more connections you create in LUCRIS, the more visible and accessible your research becomes.

• Login to LUCRIS 

You find manuals and filmed instructions on the LUCRIS webpage on Lund University Staff pages in the link below.

LUCRIS – research information system on Lund University Staff pages

The library at Lund University School of Economics and Management is automatically notified when you enter a new publication and is ultimately responsible for controlling and validating your registrations in the system. You are also able to import publications yourself from a selection of databases.

The system enables automatic retrieval of data for display on other websites. For example, publications entered in LUCRIS are retrieved by Google Scholar. 

LUSEM requirements

Lund University School of Economics and Management (LUSEM) has a minimum standard for what needs to be included in your personal profile in LUCRIS. You find a guide below covering the information that LUSEM’s Management Team requires researchers to register.

LUCRIS at LUSEM guide (pdf)

Why you should use ORCID

ORCID is an international researcher ID used by many publishers and funders, that provides a persistent digital identifier. By linking your ORCID iD to your publications, projects, and affiliations, you help ensure that your work is correctly attributed to you — even if someone else has a similar name. It also helps reduce mistakes and makes your research easier to find.

Lund University is a member of the ORCID consortium and offers you as a researcher to connect your ORCID to your LU account (LUCAT). If you do so, your ORCID is imported from LUCAT to LUCRIS and becomes visible in your personal public page at LU´s Research Portal. You can also choose to export information from LUCRIS to your ORCID profile, so you don’t have to update it manually every time you publish something new, as long as you add them to LUCRIS. This connection is optional, but recommended. Using ORCID throughout the publication process helps strengthen Lund University’s visibility in international rankings.

Read more and register on the ORCID webpage

ORCID and how you can connect the systems at Lund University Staff Pages