Discover the world of research and scholarship at Duke.
Looking for Duke faculty experts, instructors, clinicians, or researchers? Find them in Scholars@Duke!
- Scholars is a research discovery system featuring the research, scholarship and activities of Duke faculty members and academic staff.
- Scholars displays web profiles that summarize a person's roles at Duke and their connections with colleagues.
- Search by name, topic or subject area to find anything on Scholars profiles.
Scholars@Duke is an implementation of VIVO, an open-source research networking tool.
How are Profiles Created?
Created automatically using information from Duke systems, Scholars content comes from a number of trusted sources. Profiles can customized by their owners and their delegates.
- Publications come from Elements, a tool that consumes publications from bibliographic sources like Scopus, PubMed, Web of Science, arXiv, RePEc, and others. Publications can also be added manually.
- Open Access publications are easy to add to Duke Libraries' Open Access repository, making them freely available to colleagues, students, and the general public, which increase their impact.
- Datasets deposited with Duke’s Research Data Repository will be added by Duke Libraries to Elements. (For questions about depositing your data here at Duke or elsewhere, contact datamanagement@duke.edu.)
- Appointments and other faculty data come from dFac, Duke's faculty system in SAP.
- Grants are loaded from Duke's Sponsored Projects System, and can also be added manually in Scholars.
- Courses come from DukeHub, Duke's courses system.
- Other automated content includes "In the News" from the Office of News and Communications and "Industry Relationships" from the Conflicts of Interest system (coming soon).
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