UC Publication Management System Support

Making your research publications openly available enables researchers, students, policy makers, and the public worldwide to read and benefit from immediate...

If you already manage your publications in another system, you may be able to import them into the UC Publication Management System. Once imported, the pub...

You may have a full reference list of your publications in Word, PDF, HTML, or other format. Using referencing tools such as the open-source AnyStyle, you c...

Particularly for users at Lawrence Berkeley Lab (LBL), or who are receiving funding from UC's Research Grants Program Office (RGPO), open access compli...

If you’ve noticed certain articles appear more than once in your “Pending” (or “Claim”) list, you might want to reconcile these duplicates:  Claim all ve...

Your publication(s) may already be publicly available in an open access format on another site, such as if you published in an open access journal, paid a f...

In most cases, the UC Publication Management System will automatically find articles that you have already uploaded to eScholarship based on your name, camp...

The UC Publication Management System scans many data sources to find your research output. When it finds multiple data sources of the same work -- for examp...

When looking at "all" publications on your profile or viewing the list of "My" publications, you may notice that some items are marked a...

Connecting your external profiles or researcher identifiers, or adding alternate email addresses you use to publish, is an easy way to claim a large number ...