Answered By: Clara FowlerLast Updated: Mar 03, 2016 Views: 232
Many databases track cited references for articles. Each database may give you different results depending on what journals are included in that particular database.
Two of the databases the Library recommends for cited reference searching are Web of Science and SCOPUS. You can access these from our Databases webpage. If you are connecting from home, you will need to log in remotely first using your MyID (Active Directory) username and password. (If using Firefox, use this link instead.)
Google Scholar also allows you to search for an article, and will then give a "cited by" link with the number of times that article has been cited. However, since not all journal content is freely available on the web, this list may not be complete.
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Dear Dr Santosh Pandurang Mane by research gate or google Scholar but the author or publisher who cited your paper must upload it to the research gate or google Schola through his account
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Dear Santosh Pandurang Mane
You can count on the Mendeley program in addition to Google Scholar
best regards
I will recommend a program Publish or Perish:
https://harzing.com/resources/publish-or-perish
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