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Like most researchers, you probably want your research to be read and cited by other researchers. It is worth spending time on promoting your research and ensuring your findings have reached wider readers. There are many ways to make your research outputs highly visible on the Internet.
Open Access
Make your articles available through open access platforms.
Researcher IDs
Use a unique ID to distinguish you and your publications from other researchers, reducing misattribution and improving bibliometrics.
Research profiles
Up-to-date research profiles will make your work more discoverable.
Share research data
Data sharing is a good way to increase visibility of your research.
Social media
Social media, such as Twitter, Facebook and blogs, are good online tools for promoting your research.
This guide highlights some online tools to help you increase your online visibility and research impact.
Problems that can occur in identifying your profile:
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Problems with visibility of your publications:
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Research IDs and profiles can help you solve the above problems.
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Link to ORCID |
h-index |
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Collaboration tools |
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Scopus Author ID |
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Google Scholar
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There are some popular research identifiers:
ORCID: Open Researcher and Contributor ID
ROR Research Organization Registry https://ror.org/
RAiD Research Activity Identifier https://www.raid.org.au/
IGSN International Geo Sample Number https://www.igsn.org/
ARDC IGSN Service https://documentation.ardc.edu.au/display/DOC/IGSN+Service#1
ARK Archival Resource Key https://arks.org/
Create an ARK at EZID (University of California) https://ezid.cdlib.org/