Managing Author Profiles Online

Overview of ORCID, Google Scholar Citations, Web of Science ResearcherID, and Scopus Author profiles.

Scholarly Social Networks

Scholarly social networks are becoming more popular among scholars as a way to share their work, find collaborators, interact with peers, and obtain new metrics to demonstrate their research impact. In addition to the traditional number of citations, these metrics include a number of reads, downloads, or mentions in blogs or tweets.

Remember about copyright when uploading your articles to such sites. Generally, you may upload a pre-print version of your paper, but not the final version published in a journal. Review your agreement with the publisher for details.

The most widely-known scholarly social networks:

ResearchGate
Academia.edu
Mendeley
Free reference manager and academic social network that can help you organize your research, collaborate with others online, and discover the latest research.

Semantic Scholar

Semantic Scholar
An AI-powered tool. The Semantic Scholar was launched in 2015 as a project at the Allen Institute for AI. Create a profile to obtain citation counts.