Publication Metrics and Reporting
KIT Library offers various services for monitoring and evaluating your research output. Using the institutional bibliography in the KITopen Repository, you can compile key metrics and generate publication lists. These are relevant, among other things, for reporting within the Helmholtz Association.
These key figures and reports are based on publication metrics, which are the subject of bibliometrics. In addition to the key figures available in KITopen, KIT Library compiles further bibliometric metrics for you from external databases.
Research Impact and Bibliometrics
Contact us by phone at +49 721 608-45495 or by email at: bibliometrie∂bibliothek.kit.edu

Showcasing research output and demonstrating its impact—with KITopen and ORCID.
Research Impact + Orcid
Advice and support for Open Access publishing is a key service provided by KIT Library.
Open Access
At KIT, policies and guidelines support KIT members in their scientific publishing efforts.
Orientation
Behind KITopen is a team that continuously develops the platform and validates scientific publications. We’re here to help you with any questions you may have about KITopen and using ORCID, maintain your publications, and make your research visible.

BUT you don't have to be so visible! Website with information and suggestions: “Be visible. Shape your own life.”
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All the information you need about ORCID and the benefits of a permanent, unique identifier for researchers and authors.
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As part of the KITopen and ORCID campaign, themed “This is me. This is my research.” the campaign demonstrates how easy it is to link accounts and the added value this provides.
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Since last winter term, in addition to direct uploads to KITopen, it has also been possible to quickly and easily import AV media from ILIAS/Opencast. KIT Library has now further improved the functionality of its Media Portal.
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The DEAL Consortium, which negotiated the framework agreements with Wiley, Springer, and Elsevier, recommends—under the motto "OPEN ACCESS MEANS CC BY"—the use of the Creative Commons "CC BY" license whenever it is available.
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