This page describes what information you can change about yourself in POP and how to do it. If you want to read more about all the information on your personal page, see About your personal page in POP.
Information that you can add or update yourself
First name and Last name fields - if you are not employed at GU, you can edit information about your name here. If you are employed, you edit information about your name in Primula.
Select one or more countries from the Citizenship list. This is optional information used at an aggregate level to track GU's level of internationalization. Please note that citizenship is not displayed on the web.
Click, Upload, in the Image box, to upload a new photo of yourself and Delete to delete an uploaded photo.
The photo must be in jpeg / jpg format and can be cropped during upload. Avoid close-ups and feel free to have air around the portrait - especially at the top - as the first search results under "Find person" on gu.se show profile pictures in a small format with a round frame.
Click Upload next to Résumé, to upload a new CV/résumé, and click Delete to delete.
In the Cover letter section, you can enter a presentation of your work and any previous work experience. The description should be filled out both in Swedish and English so that it can be displayed correctly in different language settings, for example on gu.se.
Under the fields for your personal description, there are fields for Competence, where you can enter information about competence areas (in both Swedish and English). Please note that this information is not currently displayed on the web.
Under External Web Pages and Profiles, you can enter information that creates links to your external research profiles and relevant web pages, such as ResearchGate, Google Scholar, Orcid, Twitter, etc. Please note that this information is not currently displayed on the web.
Select type of profile or website , under Social network.
Enter your profile name or identity in the Profile Name or ID field.
When you have filled out the information above, a generated URL is displayed where you can check that the link is correct.
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Academia - you can find your ID by looking at what is at the end of your url on your gu-se-academia page. For example, for a link that looks like this “https://gu-se.academia.edu/CarinaKarlsson”, the ID would be “CarinaKarlsson”. NOTE! Currently, only people who have an ID linked to the University of Gothenburg can enter it in POP. That is, your link at Academia should start with https://gu-se. Facebook - enter your profile id used in the URL under your settings in Facebook. See https://www.facebook.com/help/community/question/?id=10219529618171015. Google Scholar - you can find your ID, for example, by looking at your url on your Google Scholar page. For example, for a link that looks like this "https://scholar.google.se/citations?user=yDS83FJHWJH", the ID would be "yDS83FJHWJH". Instagram - here, you enter your instagramid. When you are in Instagram's mobile app, you see it at the top left. You can also see it in the link (after "https://www.instagram.com/") if you go to your instagram page via a web browser. LinkedIn - you can find your ID by looking at your url on your LinkedIn page. For example, for a link that looks like this “https://www.linkedin.com/in/karin-carlsson-72223b103”, the ID would be "72223b103". Orcid - you can find your ID by looking at your url on your Orcid page. For example, for a link that looks like this “https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1971-1111”, the ID would be "0000-0003-1971-1111". Publons (Web of Science) - you can find your ID by looking at your url on your Publons page. For example, for a link that looks like this “https://publons.com/researcher/1253333/carin-karlsson”, the ID would be "1253333". ResearchGate - you can find your ID, for example, by looking at your url on your ResearchGate page. For example, for a link that looks like this “https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Carina-Karlsson”, the ID would be "Carina-Karlsson". SSRN- you can find your ID by looking at your url on your SSRN page. For example, for a link that looks like this “https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=11112222”, the ID would be "11112222". |
7. Under Academic merits and activities you find several fields where you can enter information about activities and assignments connected to your academic work. For information on how to edit this information, see the page Edit your academic merits and activities. Please note that information about academic merits and activities is not currently displayed on the web. However, GU will develop a feature to make it possible for you to choose which information to display on your web page.
Save changes
 | To save changes, click on the Save person button located at the top right of the page. This saves all changes you have made under Academic merits and activities. |
 | A confirmation that it was possible to save the information is displayed in the lower left of the browser tab . |
If you need help entering information, contact your local POP-administrator.
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