Keywords: Gender in research; Academic careers; Google Scholar; Web of Science; h-Index;
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Keywords: Scopus; Web of science; Google scholar; Journal metrics; Academic publishing; Competitiveness; Academic capitalism
Keywords: Insomnia; Bibliometric study; Trends; PubMed; Google Scholar; Nonpharmacological therapy;
Keywords: Network effects; Citations; Google Scholar
Keywords: Citations; Google scholar; Ranking; Leading journals
Keywords: Academic librarianship; Bibliographic databases; Google Scholar; Health research; Literature searching; Social care research; Systematic searching; Web search engines;
Keywords: Google Scholar; Scopus; Source coverage; Indexing delay; Citation counts; Open Access journals; Duplicate citations; Document versions
Keywords: Bibliographic database analysis; Geographical literature; Google Scholar; Web of Science; FRANCIS; GeoRef
Google Scholar's Coverage of the Engineering Literature 10â¯years Later
Keywords: Scopus; Compendex; Google Scholar; Engineering; Scholarly literature; Dissertations; Citation analysis; Academic libraries;
Google Scholar, Web of Science, and Scopus: A systematic comparison of citations in 252 subject categories
Keywords: Google Scholar; Web of Science; Scopus; Bibliographic databases; Academic search engines; Coverage; Citation analysis; Unique citations; Citation overlap; Bibliometrics; Scientometrics;
Evidence of open access of scientific publications in Google Scholar: A large-scale analysis
Keywords: Academic publishers; Academic search engines; Academic social networks; Creative commons; CrossRef; Google Scholar; Institutional repositories; Open access; Open research metadata; ResearchGate; Self-Archiving;
Microsoft Academic: A multidisciplinary comparison of citation counts with Scopus and Mendeley for 29 journals
Keywords: Microsoft Academic; Citation analysis; Early citations; Google Scholar; Mendeley;
Can we use Google Scholar to identify highly-cited documents?
Keywords: Google Scholar; Academic search engines; Highly-cited documents; Academic information retrieval;
Pharmaceuticals and the Environment (PiE): Evolution and impact of the published literature revealed by bibliometric analysis
Keywords: API; active pharmaceutical ingredient; CECs; contaminants of emerging concern; EDC; endocrine disrupting chemical; EPA; U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; EPR; extended producer responsibility; FDA; U.S. Food and Drug Administration; GS; Google Scholar
Google Scholar makes it hard – the complexity of organizing one's publications
Keywords: Computational complexity; NP-completeness; Reduction; 3-partition; Google Scholar
Part II: Should the h-Index Be Modified? An Analysis of the m-Quotient, Contemporary h-Index, Authorship Value, and Impact Factor
Keywords: Authorship; Bibliometrics; Contemporary h-index; Google scholar; h-index; Impact factor; m-quotient; Neurosurgery; ScopusAV, Authorship value; hc, Contemporary h-index
Ranking of finance journals: Some Google Scholar citation perspectives
Keywords: G00Journal ranking; Citations; Google Scholar
Google Scholar and COCA-Academic: Two very different approaches to examining academic English
Keywords: Corpus; Academic; COCA; Google Scholar; EAP
Google Scholar e índice h en biomedicina: la popularización de la evaluación bibliométrica
Keywords: Evaluación de la investigación; Bibliometría; Índice h; Análisis de citas; Revistas científicas; Bases de datos bibliográficas; Google Scholar; Google Scholar Metrics; Google Scholar Citations; Biomedicina; Ciencias de la saludResearch evaluation; Bibliom
Google Scholar and the h-index in biomedicine: The popularization of bibliometric assessment
Keywords: Research evaluation; Bibliometrics; h-Index; Citation analysis; Periodicals; Databases, Bibliographic; Google Scholar; Google Scholar Metrics; Google Scholar Citations; Biomedicine; Health sciencesEvaluación de la investigación; Bibliometría; Índice h; An
Using the h-index to measure the quality of journals in the field of business and management
Keywords: Citations; Google Scholar; h-Index; Impact factor; Journal quality; Research impact; Web of Science
Coverage of Google Scholar, Scopus, and Web of Science: A case study of the h-index in nursing
Keywords: h-index; CINAHL; Scopus; Web of Science; Google Scholar; Nursing research
Finding Citations to Social Work Literature: The Relative Benefits of Using Web of Science, Scopus, or Google Scholar
Keywords: Citation analysis; Social work; Scopus; Web of Science; Google Scholar
Use of Google Scholar in corpus-driven EAP research
Keywords: Corpus linguistics; English for academic purposes; Google Scholar; Linguistic searches; Reporting verbs
Comparing the expert survey and citation impact journal ranking methods: Example from the field of Artificial Intelligence
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence; Journal ranking; Academic journal; Google Scholar; Survey; Citation impact; H-index; G-index; Hc-index
Recursos de información en medicina: presente y perspectivas de futuro
Keywords: Información cientÃfica; Internet; Web 2.0; Bases de datos bibliográficas; PubMed/MEDLINE; Google académico; Revistas biomédicas electrónicas; Salud móvil; Scientific information; Internet; Web 2.0; Bibliographic databases; PubMed/MEDLINE; Google sc
Ranking marketing journals using the Google Scholar-based hg-index
Keywords: Marketing journals; Ranking; Google Scholar; h-index; g-index; hg-index
Publication point indicators: A comparative case study of two publication point systems and citation impact in an interdisciplinary context
Keywords: Journal Crown Indicator; Publication point indicators; Norwegian system; Web of Science; Google Scholar; Publication Point Ratio; Normalized Cumulated Publication Point Index
Mirror, mirror on the wall, squishy and soggy, 2 nanos tall: Strategies, methods and tools for searching homogeneous catalysts – An EPO perspective (Part 2. Non-patent literature and conclusions)
Keywords: ECLA; IPC; USPC; F-term; ICO codes; Chemical abstracts; Scirus; Google scholar; Google CrossRef; EnCompassLIT; EnCompassPAT; Beilstein X-fire; Catalysts; Metal complexes; Ionic liquids; Metal-organic frameworks; Hydrogenation; Olefin metathesis; C–H activ
The development of an AI journal ranking based on the revealed preference approach
Keywords: Artificial intelligence; Journal ranking; Academic journal; Google scholar; Citation impact; h-Index; g-Index; hc-Index
Mirror, mirror on the wall, squishy and soggy, 2 Nanos Tall: Strategies, methods and tools for searching homogeneous catalysts – An EPO perspective (Part 1. Introduction and patents)
Keywords: ECLA; IPC; USPC; F-term; ICO codes; Chemical abstracts; Scirus; Google scholar; Google crossRef; EnCompassLIT; EnCompassPAT; Beilstein X-fire; Catalysts; Metal complexes; Ionic liquids; Metal-organic frameworks; Hydrogenation; Olefin metathesis; C–H activ
Convergent validity of bibliometric Google Scholar data in the field of chemistry—Citation counts for papers that were accepted by Angewandte Chemie International Edition or rejected but published elsewhere, using Google Scholar, Science Citation Index, S
Keywords: Web of Science; Science Citation Index; Scopus; Chemical Abstracts; Google Scholar; Citation analysis
Measuring the impact of accounting journals using Google Scholar and the g-index
Keywords: Journal ranking; Citation analysis; g-Index; Google Scholar; Impact factors; Bibliometrics; Accounting journals
On the relation between intellectual collaboration and intellectual output: Evidence from the finance academe
Keywords: G00Intellectual collaboration; Coauthors; Citations; Google Scholar; Paper quality
The changing research funding regime in Australia and academic productivity
Keywords: Citations; Google Scholar; ISI; RQF
The relationship between citations and number of downloads in Decision Support Systems
Keywords: Decision Support Systems; Citations; Downloads; Google Scholar; SSCI; ISI World of Knowledge; Elsevier Science; Scopus; H-Index
On the relationship between citations and appearances on “top 25” download lists in the International Journal of Accounting Information Systems
Keywords: Downloads; Citations; SSCI; SCOPUS; Google Scholar; Faculty evaluation
A preliminary assessment of Google Scholar as a source of EAP students' research materials
Keywords: Google Scholar; Electronic literacy; Web-based research; EAP; Academic writing
An ego-centric citation analysis of the works of Michael O. Rabin based on multiple citation indexes
Keywords: Ego-centric citation analysis; Web of Science; Citeseer; Google Scholar; Multiple manifestations