1. Go to "My Citations" page of your Google Scholar 

2. Click on "Edit" button

3. Put your ResearchGate web url in the "Home Page" column

It is not very likely there is a way to do that, see this discussion and links therein

https://www.researchgate.net/post/Does_anybody_know_how_we_can_add_the_missing_citations_to_our_profile_in_Google_Scholar

There is no such option since google scholar harvests scientific articles by its own method. Usually it gets only a small subset of articles being published at RG and others scientific collaboration platforms so the citations is also a small subset. But google scholar claims that this subset is more realiable.

There is no way to do it! We are all complaining

I am get confused have to tackle this situation as no one knows proper and satisfactory answer

Hi

it will be automatically linked

1. Go to "My Citations" page of your Google Scholar 

2. Click on "Edit" button

3. Put your ResearchGate web url in the "Home Page" column

To put your Google Scholar Citations matrix in your ResearchGate profile.

1. Click "Info" button on your ResearchGate profile.

2. Click "Edit" button of "Website" under your "Contact" section

It is impossible to link them if the scientific journal is not indexed in Google Scholar

Researchgate is doing like Facebook that is popular among oldies nowadays.

I also keep trying to add... I HOPE NOT POSSIBLE

There is not any way to link them because of basic different in their data bank.

Thanks everyone for your response... still I'm looking for concrete step to increase the citations

I too had this question in my mind Sir..I couldn't sink both but then I gave a thought to it and concluded that RG considers something as citation when another author who has cited ur publication mandatorily uploads his/her ppr in his/her RG account... Nd Google scholar shows citation when the author who cited u uploads that ppr in her GS account or if not then it should get published in a GS indexed journal I guess from where automatically it will be counted as ur citation.. So the 2 different systems capture data from different data base nd there's no sync in it..I'm not sure bt maybe this is the logic behind this issue that we hv different RG nd GS citations

All steps not working

I also tried. Not working 😐

I also tried. Not working

Everybody can upload the pdf of his citations, under the title "Data"

on the Research Gate. One can also do such thing on the

Google. Perhaps this will be taken into account somewhere.

For intance, at the MathSciNet or the Zentralblatt.

I am having the same issue

it's a good question, even I tried but didn't work.

If it can be reach to the google scholar and research get IT personnel, It is Very helpful question and use as input.

To the best of ny knowledge, RG and Google Scholar are two different search engine. So such association isnt possible..

I think it is not possible.

https://explore.researchgate.net/display/support/Citations

Sorry to say won't work for us.

I agreed, not possible to export GS to RG.

I also have the same problem. I can't harmonize the two.

I guessed this is not possible because they are two different entities. What I will suggest to you Sendhil Ramadas is go to google scholar site and input your article information manually. If you are lucky after some time, the citation may appear. But It's not always 100%. It has worked for me with some articles and didn't work for others. The reason may be that the reference that cited your article may not be captured by the google search engine.

Same Problem. I wish there should be some solution.

No, it's not possible to export RG citations to GS ones.

No, it's not possible to export RG citations to GS ones.

Unfortunately it is not possible

No any improvement

May be that GS include self citations from your articles, which is not the case in RG

Same Problem

self-citation is provided least scoring weightage

The same problem, I also differ in the number of citations between GS and RG

It does not work.

Actaully i face same problem, I have citation number from GS more than that I have in RG. Any suggetion Plz.

I also face the same problem

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Your "Cited by" counts come from the Google Scholar index. You can change the articles in your profile, but citations to them are computed and updated automatically as we update Google Scholar.

To change the "Cited by" counts in your profile, you would need to have them updated in Google Scholar. Google Scholar generally reflects the state of the web as it is currently visible to our search robots and to the majority of users. If some of the citations to your article are not included, chances are that the citing articles are not accessible to our search robots or are formatted in ways that make it difficult for our indexing algorithms to identify their bibliographic data or references.

To fix this, you'll need to identify the specific citing articles with indexing problems and work with the publisher of these articles to make the necessary changes (see our inclusion guidelines for details). For most publishers, it usually takes 6-9 months for the changes to be reflected in Google Scholar; for very large publishers, it can take much longer.

Source: Google

The same problem, I also differ in the number of citations between GS and RG

All possible ways have already been applied but no success. These platforms i.e. research gate, google scholar and others should share, cross-validate, and update the citations for each and every paper through inter-system collaboration under SLAs. I wrote the technical teams to have an inter-platform SLAs to alleviate such inconveniences faced by researchers.

Me too facing same problem

All these are independent platforms, so its not possible to interlink

I have also the same problem.

I have same problem

You may add your paper to academia.edu

I will add something from my personal experience: posting papers on Academia.edu platform shortening the period for recognition of your paper by Google Scholar crawl... In other words it is worth a try...

It can not be possible

Useful contribution dear Anton Vrdoljak

can you send images of this steps

I had the some problems. I'd tried Mr Tariq obaid suggestion but there is no result

Tried the recommended let me see how it goes. I have the same problem

I had the some problems. Mr Tariq obaid suggestion is no result

I have same problem

I have same problem

I have same problem

The link Research Gate article citations to Google Scholar. It is online process. You add your research article on Research gate . Automatically your RG score will be increased

No MAD it is not

I have 3048 Google and 1678 RG citations.

Apparently Google has broader search... remember that searching on bing in limited.

Focus on writing and publications

Hey all,

I agree with B. D. Metcalfe & A. Kumar that there is no way of linking google to RG where google is broader research than RG.

It seems even Tareq Obaid has google citation which is double of RG

just Focus on writing and publications!

Regards

I have same issue. please guide

I think there is no way to do that. The full text of the paper cited your research has to be in the database of RG.

I have the same problem.

I have the same probleme

Also I have the same problem

Any useful answer

I tried to export my article from google scholar to researchgate but I couldn't find a way to do that

I have the same problem ; i.e. I have more citations on Researchgate than on Google Scholar unlike Beverly

Same with me. Many of my citations do not appear in Google Scholar. I think the two (RG and GS) should be automatically synchronized by the inventors

Kindly assist me to add my Google scholar citations to researchgate profile.

A majority of researchers encounter the same problem, which is obviously due to different algorithm. I already wrote to RG team. Hope they will fix it soon. Thanks all for your responses 🙏

I have the same problem

Unable to understand why scholars are shooting in the dark. Pl try to understand; Researcgate and Google Scholars have their own searching citation and inclusion algorithms. All trials and errors are just a matter of Gossips. Please contact me privately. I will provide the concrete solution with promising results but I can't disclose publically.

So, how can we contact you @D.P. Sharma. Your email.

I am facing the same problem also.

I have also the same problem, but there is no way to merge both .

You can’t as long as the journal where the publication is done, doesn’t exist on the Research Gate journal database.

Any improvement?

flow

@Kika, how do you add a journal to Researchgate journal database, because it could be impossible for Researchgate to capture all journal on earth. Any manual adding method? Thanks

Sendhil Ramadas

thanks, I have tried let see how it works.

Loveness Nkhata

It requires one week or less to get an effect.

If you would like to do this step also which is depicted in the below picture

Thanks!

I look for the answer

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Not sure how this helps, please explain

I am not sure on Google scholar one link

What the benefits from this

Most of the medical journals are indexed at google scholar ...I don't know what are the benefits of such link ....