Build a research profile
To build your staff research profile on the BTI web site, please submit this online Form.
Natalie Henkhaus, Communications Associate
Sarah Refi Hind, Postdoc, Martin Lab
Resources to develop your online presence, compiled by Sarah Hind and Natalie Henkhaus
Why build an online research profile?
The 30-Day Impact Challenge: The ultimate guide to raising the profile of your research by Stacy Konkiel - Includes detailed information about how to set up accounts and maximize visibility
- Provides basic information about many different sites with a handy comparison table
- Provides basic information about many different sites
Consider what each site presents:
| Google Scholar | Research Gate | Researcher ID | ORCID | ||
| Profile | Yes | Basic | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Pubs list | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Pubs linked | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Pub metrics | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Social media links | Yes | No | Yes | No | No |
| Uploading papers | No | No | Yes | No | No |
| Linked to other sites | No | No | No | ORCID | ResearcherID, Scopus ID |
| Auto track new papers/citations | No | Yes | No | No | No |
LinkedIn, Building a Great Student Profile
- Provides basic information and suggestions
LinkedIn, How to create a killer LinkedIn profile that will get you noticed by Bernard Marr
- Provides additional advice beyond creating a basic profile
Forbes, How to create the ideal LinkedIn profile by Laura Shin
- Provides additional advice beyond creating a basic profile
SlideShare, The Google Scholar Profile by Sarah Goodier
- Tutorial about setting up and using citation features
- Basic information about setting up a profile and utilizing additional site features
- Information about settings and details regarding uploading journal articles
Forbes, ResearchGate wants to be Facebook for Scientists by Alex Knapp
- Part overview, part opinion piece
ResearcherID
University of Queensland Australia Library, Research Output and Impact fact sheets: Why set up a Researcher ID?
- Overview about the site and potential benefits of having an account
Impactstory blog, Ten things you need to know about ORCID right now
- Overview about the site and potential benefits of having an account
Carnegie Mellon University Libraries, Identifiers: ORCID @ CMU
- Great FAQ section
Academia.edu: social network, upload/share papers, find publication metrics, upload draft papers and invite colleagues to leave feedback
Mendeley: reference manager (can be linked on multiple devices), social network
An Introduction to Social Media for Scientists
The role of Twitter in the life cycle of a scientific publication
The value and use of social media as communication tool in the plant sciences
The Kardashian index: a measure of discrepant social media profile for scientists <– Satirical but interesting
Examples of productive online interaction with students
Mar Sarvary’s Cornell Integrative Biology Lab
Twitter: @Cornellbiolabs
Mark Sarvary can be reached @sensitivsci, on Linkedin, or on ResearchGate Boyce Thompson Institute - Build a research profile |
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