How to best disseminate your thesis

When your thesis is published, you will get a DOI link. This link is a permanent link, so even if the thesis is moved to another platform, the link will direct you to the thesis. Please use the DOI link when you write about your thesis online and when you refer to it in other works.

To spread the word about your thesis, write about it on social media such as LinkedIn, ResearchGate, Bluesky and FaceBook. You can also send the DOI link to your colleagues and collaborators. Further, check your reference list and send the DOI link to the researchers you have cited. By that means, they can read your research and hopefully you'll be cited back.

In order to increase the visibility of licentiate- and PhD theses and to widen the applications of the research, LiU E-Press may distribute thesis metadata to third parties such as Google Books and ProQuest. If you as the author choose to publish under the CC BY license LiU E-press may also distribute the full-text (PDF) version of the thesis to third party palatforms. In collaboration with ProQuest the thesis may be made available via the database ProQuest Dissertation & Theses Global (PQDT). You can browse PQDT content from Web of Science, or ProQuest's own full-text database. The full-text database is subscribed to by many universities worldwide.