ResearchGate is a social networking platform designed for scientists and researchers to collaborate, share research, and connect with other professionals in their field.
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You can report a problem or error by clicking on the "Feedback & Support" link at the bottom of any ResearchGate page and describing the issue.
A DOI (Digital Object Identifier) is a unique alphanumeric string assigned to a digital object, such as a research article. You can register for a DOI through a registration agency such as CrossRef or DataCite.
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You can delete your ResearchGate account by going to your account settings and clicking on the "Delete Account" option at the bottom. Keep in mind that this action is irreversible.
The maximum file size for documents on ResearchGate is 100 MB.
You can add or remove co-authors by going to the publication page and clicking on the "Edit" button. Then you can add or remove co-authors from the list provided.
You can remove a publication from your profile by going to the publication page and clicking on the "Remove from profile" option.
It can take some time for citations and reads to be updated on ResearchGate as the platform retrieves this information from external sources. If they are still not updating, try contacting ResearchGate's support team for assistance.
You can change your email address by going to your account settings and clicking on the "Change" option next to your email address.
Yes, you can edit or delete your research on ResearchGate by going to the publication page and clicking on the "Edit" or "Delete" options.
The impact score on ResearchGate is a numerical value that indicates the influence of a researcher's publications. It is calculated by considering the number of citations, readership, and collaboration.
You can increase your impact score by publishing high-quality research, collaborating with other researchers, and promoting your publications through social media and other channels.
You can manage your notifications by going to your account settings and clicking on the "Notifications" tab. From there, you can select the types of notifications you want to receive and the frequency.
Yes, you can connect your ORCID account to ResearchGate to easily import your publications and updates to your ORCID profile.
No, ResearchGate is free to use for researchers and scientists.
This could be due to privacy settings or copyright restrictions. If a researcher has not made their profile public or has limited access to their publications, they will not appear in search results.
You can get more followers on ResearchGate by actively participating in discussions, sharing your research, and promoting your profile through other channels.
A preprint is a version of a research article that has not yet been peer-reviewed or published. You can share your preprint on ResearchGate by uploading it to your profile or by linking to it from a publicly available repository.
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You can find collaborators or experts in your field by using the "Search researchers" function, joining relevant groups, and participating in discussions on ResearchGate.
You can cite a publication on ResearchGate using the citation feature available on the publication page. However, it is always best to check the required citation format for your specific publication and use a reliable source for accurate information.
Yes, you can create a private group on ResearchGate for collaboration and discussions with select members. However, a maximum of 30 members can be added to a private group.
Publications labeled as "archived" have been removed from your profile because they do not meet ResearchGate's quality standards, such as being a duplicate or low-quality publication.
You can contact ResearchGate's support team by clicking on the "Feedback & Support" link at the bottom of any ResearchGate page and filling out the form provided.