Being the author of a publication does not mean that you are entitled to use it. Thus, it is very important, before publishing, to study where to publish it and to take into account open access policies. After publishing, it is important to bear in mind the contract with the magazine, congress, etc. to know which version you can, or can't, publish. This means that, despite being the author, you cannot freely use your publications.

As a priority you should contact your library to discover how to deposit your work in the institutional repository: RECERCAT.

It is advisable to create an author profile that matches the scientific signature you use to publish your work, which will avoid releasing your posts under different names. It is also important to consider copyright considerations.

Once this is complete, you can consider posting on social media, the academic campus (Scala) or on your personal blog.

Below are two of the most popular scientific social networks. And it is advisable not to upload the document directly, but to post a reference to it, in order that whoever wants to view it can ask for it expressly, providing them with the preprint or appropriate version.