Answered By: Laura Wimberley
Last Updated: Sep 18, 2023     Views: 200

The Library does have a subscription to Scopus, citation and abstract database that covers a wide range of disciplines. Allows search by author and institution, includes citation data, and allows for in-depth searching on a concept or topic.

For a less precise but broader citation index (including citations from books), try Google Scholar.  For more help visit Google Scholar Citations

 
  • If you want to see which articles cite a specific article, just go to scholar.google.com, type in the title and author, and find the match in the results.  Directly under the title will be a link to Cited by, with a count and a link to see all of those articles.
  • If you want to create a report of all articles that have cited anything you've written (for your PIF or PAF), then you'll need to set up a profile with a Google Account.  That will give you a constantly updated report of citations for all of your work.

 

 

 

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