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Asked 5th Oct, 2020
How can I add a research paper to Google Scholar?
Dear all,
I hope this question finds you in good health & spirit!
This is a repeated question but in a different way.
How can I add a research paper to Google Scholar? I have the following three papers, all of them have been added manually to the "Research Scholar":
Nidhal El-Omari, “Sea Lion Optimization Algorithm for Solving the Maximum Flow Problem”, International Journal of Computer Science and Network Security (IJCSNS), e-ISSN: 1738-7906, DOI: 10.22937/IJCSNS.2020.20.08.5, 20(8):30-68, 2020.
Nidhal El-Omari, “An Efficient Two-level Dictionary-based Technique for Segmentation and Compression Compound Images”, Modern Applied Science, The Canadian Center of Science and Education, published by Canadian Center of Science and Education, Canada, p-ISSN:1913-1844, e-ISSN:1913-1852, DOI:10.5539/mas.v14n4p52, 14(4):52-89, 2020.
Nidhal El-Omari, M. H. Alzaghal, and Sameh Ghwanmeh, “ICT and Emergency Volunteering in Jordan: Current and Future Trends”, Computer Science and Information Technology, published by Horizon Research Publishing Corporation (HRPUB), p-ISSN:2331-6063, e-ISSN:2331-6071, DOI: 10.13189/csit.2015.030402, 3(4):105-112, 2015.
But, I couldn't find any one of them when I search for the usual way. To be sure, you can see the three attached snapshots.
Thank you!
Regards,
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The following answer is by using chatgpt (https://chat.openai.com/):
How can I add a research paper to Google Scholar?
Adding a research paper to Google Scholar involves a few steps. Google Scholar is a freely accessible search engine that indexes scholarly articles from various disciplines. While you cannot directly upload papers to Google Scholar, you can ensure that your research paper gets indexed and displayed in the search results by following these steps:
- Publish Your Paper: First and foremost, your research paper needs to be published in a reputable and credible scholarly journal or conference proceedings. Google Scholar aims to index academic content, so make sure your paper meets the academic standards of your field.
- Provide Detailed Information: Ensure that your paper has accurate and detailed metadata. This includes the title, authors' names, abstract, keywords, publication date, and citation information. Accurate and complete metadata increases the likelihood of your paper being indexed correctly.
- Publish Open Access (Optional): While it's not a requirement, publishing your paper as open access (freely accessible to the public) can improve its visibility on Google Scholar and other search engines. Open access papers tend to receive more citations and have a broader impact.
- Use Scholarly Citations and References: In your paper, cite relevant and reputable sources from other researchers. Make sure to include proper citations and references according to the citation style of your field (APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.).
- Wait for Indexing: Google Scholar's indexing process is automated and periodic. It may take some time for your paper to be discovered and indexed after it's published. The indexing frequency varies, so be patient.
- Check Your Institutional Repository: If you're affiliated with a university or research institution, they might have an institutional repository where you can upload your paper. Google Scholar often indexes content from these repositories.
- Create a Google Scholar Profile (Optional): If you're a researcher, you can create a Google Scholar Profile to manage your publications and citations. While this won't directly add your paper to Google Scholar, it can help ensure that your work is accurately attributed to you.
- Engage in Academic Networking: Engage with the academic community by attending conferences, presenting your research, and collaborating with other researchers. This can lead to more citations and increase the visibility of your paper on Google Scholar.
Remember that Google Scholar's indexing process is automated, and not all papers may be indexed immediately or at all. It's also worth noting that Google Scholar doesn't verify the quality or credibility of sources, so it's essential to publish in reputable journals and conferences to maintain the integrity of your research.
If you've followed these steps and your paper is not appearing on Google Scholar, you can contact Google Scholar support for assistance or explore their official documentation for more information.
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The World Islamic Science and Education University (WISE)
The following answer is by using chatgpt (https://chat.openai.com/):
How can I add a research paper to Google Scholar?
Adding a research paper to Google Scholar involves a few steps. Google Scholar is a freely accessible search engine that indexes scholarly articles from various disciplines. While you cannot directly upload papers to Google Scholar, you can ensure that your research paper gets indexed and displayed in the search results by following these steps:
- Publish Your Paper: First and foremost, your research paper needs to be published in a reputable and credible scholarly journal or conference proceedings. Google Scholar aims to index academic content, so make sure your paper meets the academic standards of your field.
- Provide Detailed Information: Ensure that your paper has accurate and detailed metadata. This includes the title, authors' names, abstract, keywords, publication date, and citation information. Accurate and complete metadata increases the likelihood of your paper being indexed correctly.
- Publish Open Access (Optional): While it's not a requirement, publishing your paper as open access (freely accessible to the public) can improve its visibility on Google Scholar and other search engines. Open access papers tend to receive more citations and have a broader impact.
- Use Scholarly Citations and References: In your paper, cite relevant and reputable sources from other researchers. Make sure to include proper citations and references according to the citation style of your field (APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.).
- Wait for Indexing: Google Scholar's indexing process is automated and periodic. It may take some time for your paper to be discovered and indexed after it's published. The indexing frequency varies, so be patient.
- Check Your Institutional Repository: If you're affiliated with a university or research institution, they might have an institutional repository where you can upload your paper. Google Scholar often indexes content from these repositories.
- Create a Google Scholar Profile (Optional): If you're a researcher, you can create a Google Scholar Profile to manage your publications and citations. While this won't directly add your paper to Google Scholar, it can help ensure that your work is accurately attributed to you.
- Engage in Academic Networking: Engage with the academic community by attending conferences, presenting your research, and collaborating with other researchers. This can lead to more citations and increase the visibility of your paper on Google Scholar.
Remember that Google Scholar's indexing process is automated, and not all papers may be indexed immediately or at all. It's also worth noting that Google Scholar doesn't verify the quality or credibility of sources, so it's essential to publish in reputable journals and conferences to maintain the integrity of your research.
If you've followed these steps and your paper is not appearing on Google Scholar, you can contact Google Scholar support for assistance or explore their official documentation for more information.
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All Answers (53)
Socioeconomic Institute for Advanced Studies (SIAS)
I do it manually.. go to the plus sign & choose manual entry
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The World Islamic Science and Education University (WISE)
Thank you.
I think that Mr. Mohamed Buheji does not know the actual case. Please see the attached files. I already added them manually. But I could not see them in the usual search process; you can take a glance at attached snapshots or search by yourself.
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The World Islamic Science and Education University (WISE)
Thank you Mr. Roman Anufriev for your answer. Please, Can you verify if they are indexed there?
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The World Islamic Science and Education University (WISE)
I appreciate you Mr. Roman Anufriev for your answer. Can I get your email?
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University of Mosul
As mentioned by Dr. Roman Anufriev , the indexing process will take a few days. The first paper is now indexed in Google Scholar.
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The World Islamic Science and Education University (WISE)
Dear All,
But the second paper is in August, 2019 and the first paper one is in August, 2020 !!
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Central Scientific Research Insitute of Armaments and Military Equipment of Armed Forces of Ukraine
I had the same problem. It is best to use the institute or university repositories.
The algorithms of Google Scholar are far from ideal. The other issue is deleting citations if scanned sites are not worked.
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King Hussein Cancer Center
The journal of that research paper should indexed in Google Scholar .
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University of Rajshahi
First of all have to sign in Google Scholar, then go to My Profile. After clicking My Profile a new page like the following step 1 is appeared. Then click the plus (+) sign after the TITLE - and appeared a box showing Add article, Add article Manually etc. If Someone wants to add article manually then click it and will be appeared a box like the following step 2, from where anyone can add his/her article with all particulars. Thank you.....
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Step 1
Name ...............................................................
Dept. ................................................, University of ...................
Verified email at ...........................
TITLE + CITED BY YEAR
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Step 2
Title
Authors
For example: Patterson, David; Lamport, Leslie
Publication date
For example, 2008, 2008/12 or 2008/12/31.
Journal
Volume
Issue
Pages
Publisher
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The World Islamic Science and Education University (WISE)
Dear Dr. Md. Abul Kalam Azad,
I appreciate your valuable assistance. But, I have already added my research articles manually before putting this question on this portal. My question is related to another different situation. I want to see my papers when I make searching as in the attached snapshots with the original question; please make another glance at them. Anyway, the problems of the first and second papers have solved after I have uploaded them on the "www.academia.edu" using the following link:
Until this moment, the problem of the third paper, namely "ICT and Emergency Volunteering in Jordan: Current and Future Trends", hasn't been solved despite that it has been loaded on the "academia" and other sites. Thanks again for your great assistance.
Finally, I want to introduce my gratitude, thankfulness, and acknowledgment to Dr. Roman Anufriev, Dr. Mohammed O. Al-Amr, Prof. Vadym Slyusar, and all the other respected researchers for their contributions, attentions, and participations.
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It is better not to add a paper manually to Scholar, just wait and it will be added automatically. If you add it manually, you have to merge it with the original paper later.
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University of Eldoret
I also agree with the manual method, if the paper does not appear automatically.
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University of Mohaghegh Ardabili
Sometimes Google Scholar will not find your articles so you can upload them manually and there is nothing wrong with that.
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University of Mosul
In Google Scholar i can able to upload the publication details but full paper upload details are not available
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Noakhali Science & Technology University
It is better to wait until your paper appears in Google Scholar and then add the paper just by clicking the add option. However, sometimes Google Scholar may not discover your article so you can upload it manually and there is nothing wrong with that.
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University of Basrah
Select the "Add" option from the Actions menu. Search for your articles using titles, keywords, or your name. To add one article at a time, click "Search articles" and then "Add article" next to the article you wish to add. Your citation metrics will update immediately to account for the articles you added.
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Agricultural Research Center, Egypt
if it was published online, it will be also added automatically to your account.
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Sir Padampat Singhania University
@Nidhal Kamel Manually updated manuscripts won't show up on the search unless the publishing journal is indexed by Google Scholar and the same manuscripts have been shared by the journal for updation on Google Scholar. Therefore, when someone visits your Google Profile, he/she will see the manuscripts updated by you but won't redirect to actual publication journal since it's manually added and not by the journal.
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The Neotia University
Open google scholar and then login with your ID and password. There is a option with + symbol. Click on that and then click on add mannually and then fill about your publication and then save with clicking tik symbol.
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Independent Academician
Manual addition - Just press Add button - Add Articles manually . But the procedure is not like RG .
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Government college
Agreed with Jaydip Datta " Just press Add button - Add Articles manually . "
It add automatically also..
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K.Ramakrishnan College of Engineering, Samayapuram, Trichy – 621112
I agreed with Abeer Ahmed Hadia
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Universidad de Cádiz
One, in particular and personally, CAN, but the best thing is that its Managers add it based on criteria such as where it has been published, how many have cited it, if it has seen the light in an indexed Journal or not, etc .; If it is added manually - as previous Researchers have indicated and explained perfectly - if it does not meet any of the requirements set forth, IT IS WELL LITTLE!
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IMT Mines Alès
Go to add article- you'll have the option of either adding manually or from online source. If you are sure the work is already uploaded [i.e if there are other co-authors], then you can search the reach via the topic and add to your list of articles.
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University of Ciego de Ávila
En google scholar puedes buscar RL artículo si está publicado y lo agregas. Si es un artículo publicado en un evento con ISBN debes subirlo primero en researchgate y a los pocos días te aparece en el google scholar. Esta es la manera más rapida .
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Universidad de Cádiz
Despite everything provided, quite valid, it is best that your Work is cited in other Articles, etc. or collected in "Serious Repertories and Recognized Validity" (Dialnet, eg in contributions in Spanish "that is published in an Indexed Journal in internationally recognized" ad hoc "indexes.
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Professor Jayashankar Telangana State Agricultural University
Google automatically finds your name and affiliation.
If you want to add manually
Go to your profile, where u can find + symbol. By clicking u can add an article.
Be ready with the details of publications.
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Parthenope University of Naples
Thank you for your answer, Dear Dr. Francisco Javier Gala
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Université Moulay Ismail
Google personal profile in Google Scholar, then add your research using DOI
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Centurion University of Technology and Management
It's a easy process. You have to go to add article; you will find two options, either adding manually or from online source. If you are sure the work is already online, that means your co-authors added it, then you can search the reach via the topic and add to your list of articles. Otherwise, you have to add manually. Regards.
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University of Cape Coast / Cape Coast Teaching Hospital
Automatically if indexed
OR
Manually
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The World Islamic Science and Education University (WISE)
Prof. Sagar Maitra: Could you please add snapshots for your answer so that I can choose it as "Mark as best answer"?
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Parthenope University of Naples
I totally agree with the answer of Dear Dr. Francisco Javier Gala : "Despite everything provided, quite valid, it is best that your Work is cited in other Articles, etc. or collected in "Serious Repertories and Recognized Validity" (Dialnet, eg in contributions in Spanish) "that is published in an Indexed Journal in internationally recognized" ad hoc "indexes"
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The World Islamic Science and Education University (WISE)
The following answer is by using chatgpt (https://chat.openai.com/):
How can I add a research paper to Google Scholar?
Adding a research paper to Google Scholar involves a few steps. Google Scholar is a freely accessible search engine that indexes scholarly articles from various disciplines. While you cannot directly upload papers to Google Scholar, you can ensure that your research paper gets indexed and displayed in the search results by following these steps:
- Publish Your Paper: First and foremost, your research paper needs to be published in a reputable and credible scholarly journal or conference proceedings. Google Scholar aims to index academic content, so make sure your paper meets the academic standards of your field.
- Provide Detailed Information: Ensure that your paper has accurate and detailed metadata. This includes the title, authors' names, abstract, keywords, publication date, and citation information. Accurate and complete metadata increases the likelihood of your paper being indexed correctly.
- Publish Open Access (Optional): While it's not a requirement, publishing your paper as open access (freely accessible to the public) can improve its visibility on Google Scholar and other search engines. Open access papers tend to receive more citations and have a broader impact.
- Use Scholarly Citations and References: In your paper, cite relevant and reputable sources from other researchers. Make sure to include proper citations and references according to the citation style of your field (APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.).
- Wait for Indexing: Google Scholar's indexing process is automated and periodic. It may take some time for your paper to be discovered and indexed after it's published. The indexing frequency varies, so be patient.
- Check Your Institutional Repository: If you're affiliated with a university or research institution, they might have an institutional repository where you can upload your paper. Google Scholar often indexes content from these repositories.
- Create a Google Scholar Profile (Optional): If you're a researcher, you can create a Google Scholar Profile to manage your publications and citations. While this won't directly add your paper to Google Scholar, it can help ensure that your work is accurately attributed to you.
- Engage in Academic Networking: Engage with the academic community by attending conferences, presenting your research, and collaborating with other researchers. This can lead to more citations and increase the visibility of your paper on Google Scholar.
Remember that Google Scholar's indexing process is automated, and not all papers may be indexed immediately or at all. It's also worth noting that Google Scholar doesn't verify the quality or credibility of sources, so it's essential to publish in reputable journals and conferences to maintain the integrity of your research.
If you've followed these steps and your paper is not appearing on Google Scholar, you can contact Google Scholar support for assistance or explore their official documentation for more information.
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