I found a simple way:

1. In Google Scholar, select the publications you want to import.

2. Click on "Export" and select one of the formats and save the file. I choose BibTex.

3. In ResearchGate, on your profile, click on "add publication".

4. In the "Journal articles" category, select "Reference manager" and select the file created in step 2.

You are done!

I found a simple way:

1. In Google Scholar, select the publications you want to import.

2. Click on "Export" and select one of the formats and save the file. I choose BibTex.

3. In ResearchGate, on your profile, click on "add publication".

4. In the "Journal articles" category, select "Reference manager" and select the file created in step 2.

You are done!

It also works in bulk with bibtex files containing many entries.

Thanks! It works quite well, although it repeats entries if it finds errors while uploading and you have to repeat the operation.

Thanks...

It really works. :)

Exporting seems to be the problem here:

https://www.quora.com/How-can-I-EXPORT-publications-from-ResearchGate

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

It is a good question. A correct answer may be useful for me.

May be , using the following steps in research gate:

Add new Publication,

Author name,

Search.

How about exporting publications and citations from Researachgate to Google Scholar? I did lots of diggings but didn't find a satisfactory answer. 

I have tried Vahid Fakhfouri's nice method, from out of my GS Profile publications-citations list.

Unfortunately I have been not been able:

- to select a group of entries from this list and export only them under Bib Tex, it is always the complete number of my entries which gets exported, even if I put an hook only on one of them;

- and I seem to be unable to export into a 'file' defined by myself; the 'export' command of GS does not offer that option; I get website with the URL:

https://scholar.googleusercontent.com/citations?view_op=export_citations&user=FSbO4KQAAAAJ&citsig=AMstHGQAAAAAWt9dsjr6ga3hAg9Q87yDklFQSe34C_u2&hl=de ,

which appears to contain all those entries; but I am unable to transfer them to a file which I might then import into RG.

I would be very grateful for any help.

Is the import function still running? I cannot find the Reference manager option.

Agreed - it looks like import is gone.

However, now there's (one-at-a-time) export.

where can i find reference manager?

None of the previous answers seem to suggest the excellent 'scholar' R package which automates most of these tasks: https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/scholar/index.html.

What about the inverse case, i.e how can I import publication from researchGate to google scholar?

Hi Hasan N. Muslim,

Here is one possible solution:

1) at your Google Scholar Citation Page click on pencil icon;

2) you will get a window where you are able to edit your profile;

3) put the URL of your Researchgate profile page as Homepage.

Kind regards, Anton