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FAQ
Entering an affiliation
Do I have to re-enter my affiliation after my first submission ?
"NO, you do not have to re-enter your affiliation", unless the laboratory’s record has been closed (i.e. the laboratory no longer exists):
For all new submissions, HAL "calculates" default affiliations based on the author’s last published submission (unless the laboratory record is "closed").
This also applies for the affiliation of co-authors.
Furthermore, if in “My space” > “My account” you have checked the box “associate me as the author by default”, the “Author” field will be automatically pre-filled and will save you from having to systematically enter your first name, surname, email and the URL of a personal page for all future submissions.
See also the section Affiliating an author
For further details on submitting publications in HAL-Inria, see Submitting a publication
FAQ
- My account
- Submission
- Author affiliation
- Entering an affiliation
- Correspondent author
- Adding an author not affiliated to a laboratory
- Publishing a Research Report or Technical Report
- Submitting an Inria Research Report with an existing submission
- Published research report
- Publication "submitted" for review
- Publishing in a series such as "LNCS"
- Submitting a conference paper pre-print
- Filing of dissertations on HAL-Inria
- Submitting as a scientific publisher
- Submissions under the Springer embargo?
- Submit a PhD these
- HAL fields
- Submission of a .ppt, image or video only
- Abstract: maximum size
- Modifying a submission
- Modify publication type
- Version 2 and validation
- Submission HAL to ArXiv
- Consultation
- Shortcut toward a file
- Displaying publications via an RSS feed
- Shortcuts to a submission
- Accessing the list of research reports and technical reports
- Submission that does not appear in a search
- Finding a record with the URL of the attachment
- Finding the files for a publication
- ‘No document’
- Visibility of PEER submissions
- What you need to know…
