Dear Research Gate experts
We as the reserach department of a medium size Berlin University
have to report monthly on the publication activities of our 35 faculty members
Most of us already have a Research Gate Account - an we plan to encourage everyone to establish an own account
While I can see my own stats - by month - in detail in my RG Profile
Ich can find the Profiles my faculty collegueas by name but see some stats of them as well
However I have not found an option to export them (i.a. as .pdf or better .csv) in order to serve as base data for our monthly reporting.
Can anyone suggest a solution
how to digitalize our publication reporting based on reserach gate?
Thanks for suggestions
Thomas
Exporting data for all the faculty might need a mix of manual effort and tech magic. Let's chat with the crew to gather monthly updates and explore tools that can do the data crunching for us. Also, drop a line to ResearchGate's support – they might have some tricks up their sleeve for bulk data export.
Why do you use RG for the research reporting data? It is a social network and a number of recommendations as well as a number of reads can be manipulated (if colleagues are reading and recommending each others works just to get extra reads). Moreover, RG counts citations just from those publication which uploaded to RG, in comparison to Google scholar who searches for all the publications in internet and you cannot add anything manually (as far as I know at least).
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