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Pure: Student Users – Access Granted
From 8th January 2020, all students enrolled on an EHU doctoral research degree will have a user account in the University’s research information system, Pure.
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Is my H-index showing correctly in Pure?
You may notice that the H-index in your Pure profile shows a different number to the one on Google Scholar. Learning Services explain over on their blog just why that is…
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Tagged Pure, Research information system, research outputs
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Pure: First Contact
Some of you may have noticed a change to your public-facing profiles in Pure recently: gone is your visible e-mail address, to be replaced by a new Contact Expert button beneath your photo.
Open Access Status in Pure
By the time you read this, you’ll have greater visibility of the open access (OA) status of your research outputs in the Pure backend.
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