Publications in the spotlight
The 'Etalage' project will soon provide all University of Groningen academics with a LinkedIn-like page on the University website. This will put the spotlight on publications the University is involved in. The advantage of the new system is that academics will no longer need to spend much time entering publications. The system searches existing databases and sends members of staff an e-mail when it comes across their name on a publication. They then only need to verify whether they are indeed the author.
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