It is mandatory for AU researchers to submit publications that they produce in the scheme of AU in Pure.
Publications submitted in Pure form a decision base and are used in the following contexts:
The table below shows which Pure data is shared and which organisations it is shared with. Write AU Pure at pure@au.dk if you have question about how your data is shared.
The personal information that is displayed from Pure is characterised as ordinary personal information according to the Danish Data Protection Agency and is not sensitive. The following types of data is displayed:
Name
You can read more about AU's use of personal data in your employment relationship.
If you are in doubt about how to handle personal data related to your research you can contact your faculty for advice.
| Sharing of Pure Publication Data | ||
| Receiving organisation | Publicaiton category | Author's organisational affiliation |
| Research Portal Denmark | Research | Yes |
| The Danish Research Database (discont. Jan 2021) | - | - |
| Royal Danish Library catalogue | All | Yes |
| Open Access Indicator (OAI) | Research | Yes |
Certain types of data are routinely deleted in Pure to handle the large amount of data that has built up over the years and is still growing. It is relevant to keep this in mind when you end your employment, so that you do not lose large amounts of data.
Five years after termination of employment, the following content will be deleted:
If you need help to export your publications, please write to Pure Support. Unfortunately, we can't offer an importable file of other content types yet. Other content types can be exported to PDF, Word, HTML, and Excel.