Scholarly output of Wageningen University & Research is made available in Research@WUR. The portal showcases the research output that has been registered in Pure. If you are looking for citation analyses of your publications, please use My Research Dashboard.

Pure is the source system for WUR scholarly output, including articles, reports, books, datasets, press clippings and more. The (meta)data is entered and stored in Pure by the local Pure administrator of your research unit (usually Management Office Assistants), and made publicly available in Research@WUR.

You will find all information (scholarly output, projects, press clippings, datasets, prizes) that has been entered into Pure. The names of the researchers and the Research Units are provided by the WUR HR department.

Please change the settings in your We@WUR page from private to public (use a VPN to enter We@WUR from home).

The name you see in your personal researcher page is provided by the WUR HR department. If you have published under different name variants, please send an email to pure.library@wur.nl so the publications can be merged. If your name is incorrect, please contact HR to change it.

You can do that yourself in We@WUR. It might take a day before the photo is added to Research@WUR.

Project information enters Pure via various sources, such as the NWO project database (NWO funded projects), CORDIS (EU-funded projects) and BAPS (projects funded by the Ministry of LVVN). EU-funded projects are not linked to individual researchers yet, as this information is not available in the CORDIS export. The Library links publications to projects based on Scopus. Other linking is done by the local Pure administrators. Contact your local Pure administrator if you have a question about a missing project. 

If your WUR publication list is incomplete, please ask your local Pure administrator to add the publications to Pure.

You can find an overview of your publications on My Research Dashboard. Here you will also find a citation analysis, Open Access numbers and research credits based on your scholarly output. Read this article for more information on My Research Dashboard.

If you have pre-WUR publications, please send an e-mail to pure.library@wur.nl. Your publications will then be added to your Research@WUR profile by downloading them from Scopus. In addition, you can include your ORCID on your profile page to showcase all your publications.

If you want to show your ORCID on Research@WUR, you have to add it to your personal page at We@WUR under Researcher’s IDs (use a VPN if you work from home). You can use ORCID to showcase all your research output, not only the research output from WUR. More information can be found here.

The collaborations are based on co-authorships derived from peer-reviewed articles published in the last five years. The affiliations of the co-authors are shown on the map. Publications older than five years are not included. Visualizations may not be complete.

The expertise, or the key subjects of each individual researcher or research group, is based on the data from the last 7 years both from a researcher’s publications and Scopus. These are analysed by an indexing system called Fingerprinting. It uses text mining to create a term-weighted index of a person's or group's scientific documents.

The Scopus Profile links to your Scopus Author Profile on the Scopus platform. Scopus automatically assigns publications to profiles. You can find more information about this identifier and how to correct it here.

Please email your to questions and comments to riis.library@wur.nl.