Publications
Lists of publications directly from the research database, sortable by year, author and type.
The problem
Publication lists go out of date as soon as they are maintained. Every faculty uses a different format, duplicates pile up and citation styles are inconsistent.
What the extension does
Features that really count in day-to-day university operations.
Import from CRIS
BibTeX, RIS, DOI/Crossref, ORCID or your research information system — no manual retyping.
Citation styles
APA, IEEE, DIN 1505 and more — consistent across the whole university.
Filters & facets
By year, publication type, author or department — combinable in any way.
Author linking
Every publication is linked to the person's profile, and lists are generated automatically.
Full-text search
Search across titles, authors and abstracts.
DOI & Open Access
Automatic links to the DOI, full-text PDF and Open Access version.
Multilingual
Interface and type labels in German and English.
Accessible
Structured, screen reader-friendly output.
Technical profile
What your IT team will want to know up front.
Frequently asked questions
More questions? Write to us.From BibTeX, RIS, Crossref/DOI, ORCID or a CSV export from your research information system. The import can be repeated on a schedule.
The import recognises identical entries by DOI and title and merges them instead of duplicating them.
Yes. Via ORCID, the personal publication list synchronises automatically, without the editorial team having to step in.
APA, IEEE, DIN 1505 and more. The style is set centrally and applies consistently to all lists.