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Scopus

  1. Login to Scopus.
  2. Search using the title of your publication.  Use quotation marks to narrow your search. You can also search using the DOI.
  3. Click on your publication in the search results. 
  4. Under the author affiliations you will see several metrics, including the number of citations.  You can also see the percentile of the article based on the number of citations.
You can also find metrics for your publications by going to your author profile and clicking on the title of the publication.

Web of Science

  1. Login to Web of Science.
  2. Click on the 'Documents' tab.
  3. Select 'Title' from the dropdown menu.  Search using your publication title.  Use quotation marks to narrow the search.
  4. Click on your publication in the results lists.
  5. You will find the number of citations in the 'Citation Network' box on the left side of the page.
You can also find citations and other metrics for you publications by going to your researcher profile and clicking on the title of the publication.

Google Scholar

  1. Go to Google Scholar.
  2. Search for your publication.
  3. Find your publication in the list of results.
  4. You will see the "cited by" number underneath the title of your publication.
If you have a Google Scholar profile, you can find the citations to your publications by going to your profile.
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