Guides: Education: Author Citation Metrics

Author Citation Metrics

Dimensions - publication search

Use the free version of metrics to see publications citing a publication of interest.
Web of Science

Times Cited: # appears to the right of each result. Cited Reference search is also available. For detailed instructions see: How to do a Cited Reference Search
Scopus
Cited by # appears to the right of search results. Also, after completing a search, results can be sorted by most cited. See the "cited by" link in the upper right corner of the screen.

Google Scholar
Click Cited By in the search results. For more info, see Google Scholar Citations
Franklin Articles+
Provides links to Web of Science citations and Altmetric data for some individual citations.
EBSCO Databases
Some EBSCO databases provide a Times Cited link in the results screen and the record view. Databases include: Education Source, Academic Search Premier, America History & Life, Business Source Complete, Communication and Mass Media Complete. Some EBSCO databases are providing PlumX Metrics.
ProQuest Databases - Social Sciences Databases Combined
Click on Cited by link provided for references within ProQuest Databases including ABI Inform, ERIC, International Bibliography of the Social Sciences (IBSS), PsycINFO, Sociological Abstracts.
OVID Databases
Penn subscribes to a suite of OVID products, including Social Work Abstracts and Global Health.
Click on Find Citing Articles located to the right of a reference.
Sage Journals
Penn subscribes to selected content. From an abstract page, click Article Metrics
Wiley Interscience
Penn subscribes to selected content. Click Cited by link (new view) or tab (old view).
Citation tracking information is only available for those articles to which the Penn Libraries subscribes.

Academic.edu
Use Academia.edu to share research, monitor research impact, and track the research of other academics.
ResearchGate
Popular research network, particularly for those in the sciences. Create a profile, follow other researchers, participate in academic conversations, and access use metrics.
Mendeley
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Social Science Research Network (SSRN) - Search
Create a free account in SSRN, manage a scholarly profile, submit papers, and access other scholars in the network.

ORCID (Online Researcher Contributor ID)
ORCID is an open, non-profit, community-driven effort to create and maintain a registry of unique researcher identifiers. ORCIDs are important in disambiguating author names and they are portable. The ORCID Registry is available free of charge to individuals who may obtain an ORCID identifier, manage their record of publications and scholarly activities, and search for others in the Registry.
ResearcherID
A unique author identifier associated with Web of Science. Create a profile, associate it with your ORCID, build a list of publications, generate citation metrics fro WOS.
Google Scholar Citations
A simple way for authors to keep track of citations to their articles, see cited by references, and graph and compute several citation metrics. Profiles can be public so they appear in Google Scholar results when an author is searched.