Infoscience is the institutional archive of the EPFL, a database aimed to archive and show all scientific publications (articles, conference papers, proceedings, books, book chapters, posters, reports, etc.) produced by EPFL laboratories.

This database uses the CDS-Invenio engine, an open source software package originally developed at CERN, with whom we are now partners. It is compatible with the Open Archive Initiative protocol for metadata harvesting (OAI-PMH) and uses the MARC 21 standard for bibliographic description.

How to use the search engine?
How to start with an advanced search?
How to get a fulltext into infoscience?

How do I insert a mathematical formula?
How do I transfer my list of publications into infoscience?
How do I know more about the different docTypes?
How do I insert a PDF into infoscience?
How do I credit a publication to several labs?
Who is allowed to add a document into infoscience?
How do I insert my PhD thesis?
What shall I do if a docType doesn't exists in infoscience?
Public fulltext VS private fulltext

How do I modify a record?
How do I ask for the deletion a publication?

Why do I need a personal account?
How can I use my data on another location?
How do I create a personal collection?

How do I publish a list of publication in my website?
How do I select my publications to be displayed on people@EPFL?

How do I use BibTex or EndNote?
How do I export the data into different formats?
How do I reference a publication indexed in infoscience?

What is people@epfl?
How do I select my publications to be displayed on people@EPFL?
How do I use people@epfl to present my team or my lab?
How do I insert the data into my website?

How to know more about Open Access?
Do you have some advises about copyright?
Frequently Asked Questions about copyright
What's bibliometry?
How do I deal with a patent?

What are the goals of the infoscience project?
How do I use the infoscience logo on my website?
Who's in charge of infoscience?