Identify yourself with your ULiège/CHU id (Uxxxx, Cxxxx, Sxxxx). You must have a valid ULiège email.
On your MyORBi dashboard, pending tasks are displayed and can be accessed instantly . You can see your most recently added publications, begin a new submission or access your personal statistics.
The MyORBi menu is located in the upper right corner of the screen. Click on your name to bring it up and access all myORBi features:
MyORBi: myORBi homepage
My Unfinished deposits: References to finalise (in progress, to validate, to sign...)
My Publications : List of your publications in search format
My Reports: export a publications list
My Statistics: your personnal statistics only
My Profile: manage profile, add your ORCID, choose a representative
My Copy request: management of reprints
As a visitor
Member of ULiège? Log in to access all ORBi features and restricted documents.
Search for publications
The search bar on the home page allows you to search:
In all fields
The title, abstract and keywords
Among the authors and contributors
You can then filter the results in the sidebar that appears on the left.
The databases allow you to browse:
The list of document types and their associated publications
The list of disciplines and their associated publications
Predefined searches allow you to access:
The complete list of references
The list of references with an Open Access full text
The list of recently added references
Whatever the type of search you use, you can always refine your results via the list in the sidebar.
Read publications
The ORBi user can read, download, copy, distribute and print the work as long as he/she agrees:
To indicate, in any quotation, the source of the work and the name(s) of the author(s)
Not to modify, transform or adapt the work without explicit authorisation from the author
Not to use the work for commercial purposes
Not to use the work in such a way as to harm its exploitation in other forms
And the copyright?
Contrary to popular belief, Open Access to documents does not change the rights that an author has over their publication. It is therefore not possible to do whatever you want with Open Access documents.
If the file is licenced under Creative Commons
The user of ORBi must comply with the conditions prescribed by the CC license under which the document is published. LEARN +
If the file is not available in Open Access
Restricted documents are only accessible to identified ULiège and CHU staff members. The documents in private access are visible and accessible only to the authors and co-authors of the reference and cannot be used by third parties.
View the statistics
It is possible to view and download (CSV, JPEG, PDF...) different statistics on ORBi.
On the one hand, global statistics:
ORBi usage (number of downloads, number of views, origin of ORBi visitors)
ORBi content (evolution of the submissions by year, percentage of documents with Open Access and full text, types of documents, fields)
Top 20 on ORBi (Most viewed/downloaded references and authors, journals with the most submissions)
But also statistics by reference:
Downloads/views by country
Number of downloads and views
Origin of visitors
Number of citations from different sources (Scopus, Dimensions, Crossref)
Check the researchers' profiles
The ULiège researchers' profiles on ORBi are accessible to everybody via the detailed references of publications by clicking on the ULiège icon next to the author's name.
In addition to the basic information, a profile can contain:
ORCID of the researcher
Links to Google Scholar, Scopus, Twitter
The link to their contact data in the institutional directory
Information related to their publications on ORBi: