Google Scholar
Create a profile using the "My Citations" link in Google Scholar. You can view who is citing your publications and your own citation metrics. If you make your profile public, it should appear in Google Scholar search results. Benefits include the ability to easily manage, or add and delete, your own publications
Why use Google Scholar?
- JCR and Scopus base metrics solely on the publications in their respective databases. In Google Scholar, you can collocate your publications to get a more holistic view of your research impact.
- Google Scholar will ‘suggest’ publications (journals, conference proceedings, dissertations, books and more) it believes you may have authored. You can add them to your profile or indicate that you are not the author.
- Google Scholar This link opens in a new windowGoogle Scholar helps you identify the most relevant research and researchers to your own research areas from all over the world.
- Impact Challenge Day 3: Create a Google Scholar ProfileEverything you need to know on setting up a Google Scholar profile. From the Impactstory blog.