The original query I posted:
I'm mentoring a graduate student who has several publications already
(including one in Ecology). I looked up the student's name on Web of
Science and realized that the name (first and last only) that was
used for publication is shared with a large number of resea
Hi,
or you can use:
http://www.researcherid.com/
to add all your publications which might be under different names,
your affiliations (including former ons) etc...
it uses ISI Web of Science as a database and you can check your
citations like in Web of Science (it is also a Thomson Reuter
While on the topic of Web of Science, as managing editor of Herpetological
Conservation and Biology I figured I'ld do a search on our journal this
morning to see how many times our journal has been cited (HCB has qualified
for ISI inclusion, but is still waiting for them to start giving us actual
r
This student could use Hartzings Publish or Perish to do the same thing. It
may give you a slightly different number for h than will ISI but it is close
enough for everyday purposes. Both systems make equally signficant, but
different, errors in the calculation in that ISI leaves out so many jour
Hi David, on some of my early publications I just used my first initials and
originally they showed up under a different name in Science Citation Index
(yes this was the days when it only was a print index). Since they've gone
electronic you can write them and ask them to switch citations into the
I'm mentoring a graduate student who has several publications already
(including one in Ecology). I looked up the student's name on Web of
Science and realized that the name (first and last only) that was
used for publication is shared with a large number of researchers
(although not ecologist
