Example statements for publications track record via Scopus
- I have 32 publications indexed in Scopus which have been cited 401 times by 395 documents. I have a h-index of 12 and an average citation count per paper of 12.5 (Scopus, MMM YYYY).
- I am the lead author on 8 of my 21 peer-reviewed articles (Scopus, MMM YYYY).
Find your publications track record via Scopus
- Go to Scopus
- Click on Authors, enter the author details (you don't need an affiliation) and click Search.
- Click your name to be presented with your profile including publications.
- If you have more than one profile, select each profile and click Show documents. Note: If your name appears more than once, you can request to merge authors. How to make corrections to your author profile tutorial explains how to do this.
Author position
The Scopus Author Position metric, available via your Author Profile, allows you to demonstrate your contributions to publications by showing when you were the first author, single author, co-author or last author.
Scopus only gives the author position on publications from the last ten years. It will not include the current year.
