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In general, ZORA does NOT accept the following publications:
Yes, working papers can be recorded as a separate publication type in ZORA if they have been published in full, as a paper in the Internet within a working paper series. They must always include the full text. If they are later additionally published as journal articles, a second entry in ZORA will be recorded.
For conference items, ZORA accepts bibliographic information and full texts only if the items are published as full articles. Abstracts, oral presentations or posters without full articles are therefore generally not accepted in ZORA, as mentioned in the Guide to ZORA.
Talks and poster presentations can be listed in the Academic Report in Chapter 3 "Research and Teaching".
Articles from newspapers that are not mentioned in the respective faculty's guide will not be included in ZORA.
All dissertations and postdoctoral theses that originated at an institute/clinic/center of the University of Zurich. This also includes dissertations that were written at a UZH institute or UZH/ETH dual institute but submitted to ETH or another university. In such a case, select the empty field next to the "Faculty" field.
For dissertations, please refer to the handout (PDF, 221 KB)"Dissertationen an der UZH: Publikationsformen und Aufnahme in ZORA".
New members of the University of Zurich who would like to have their previous dissertation or habilitation from another university recorded in ZORA, it is the responsibility of the institute (clinic, center) to determine whether or not the work will be added to ZORA.
No, the researchers of the University of Zurich should be authors of newspaper articles themselves, since ZORA documents the research output of the UZH. Researchers cannot only be mentioned in the text, they must be authors themselves or at least interview partners of the article. Interviews in which UZH researchers speak directly and elaborate on their text are fine for ZORA. The interviewer (editor of the newspaper) and the interviewed researcher are then considered to be authors.
Research reports can be submitted to ZORA if they are published by an organization or a publisher. For this purpose, there is the publication category 'Published Research Report'. Internal unpublished reports, such as those prepared for a funder, are not recorded in ZORA. (Scientifically comprehensive research reports in the sense of a scientific paper that are published on the researcher's website and are openly accessible there can be submittet to ZORA as 'Scientific publication in Electronic Form').
Yes, but only in the case of an edition whose content has been substantially modified. Reprints are not recorded in ZORA. In the case of a new edition, a new record is created in ZORA. The edition statement is recorded in the field “Edition”.
ZORA FAQs "Bibliographic Data": How are new editions or repeated editorship recorded?
Pure translations without annotations are not included in ZORA. Translations with annotations are included, the translator and author of the annotations can be registered as author.