Gaurav H Tandon
Gather your publications: Start by collecting all the information about your publications. This might include journal articles, conference papers, book chapters, reports, and any other works you have authored or co-authored. Organize your publications: Arrange the publications in a systematic way to make the process of creating a list easier. You can use a spreadsheet or a bibliography management tool to keep track of your publications. Use a bibliography management tool: Consider using bibliography management software like Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote, or RefWorks. These tools allow you to add your publications to their databases and easily generate a list of your works in various citation styles. Check your online profiles: Many researchers maintain profiles on academic platforms like Google Scholar, ResearchGate, ORCID, LinkedIn, or institutional repositories. These profiles often provide automated lists of your publications based on the information you've provided. Check your personal website or CV: If you have a personal website or an updated Curriculum Vitae (CV), it may include a list of your publications. Search databases: Search academic databases like PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, or others to find citations of your published work. Collaborate with co-authors: If you have collaborated with other researchers, they may have lists of your shared publications that they can provide. Check with your institution: If you are affiliated with an academic institution or organization, they might maintain a record of your publications, especially if they require periodic reporting. Manually compile the list: If you cannot find a comprehensive list using the above methods, you may need to manually compile the list based on your records and any available information.
To extract a full list of your publications, you can follow these steps:
Once you have gathered all your publications, you can organize them in a standard format following the citation style commonly used in your field (e.g., APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.). This list of publications can be included in your CV, personal website, or online academic profiles, depending on your purpose.
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Wolfgang R. Dick
Unfortunately, it is not possible to export a list of publications from ResearchGate.
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