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Q. How do I find out how many times an article has been cited?

Answered By: Jeanette Aprile

Last Updated: Nov 03, 2021 Views: 132

There are three ways to find out your article's citation count:

Find your article via Basic Search on Web of Science (WOS); “times cited” is displayed both in the list of results and in the full article record. Note: if you are off-campus, you must login via the proxy server to access WOS.
Find your article in Dimensions. A citation badge with the citation count, e.g. ,will appear under your article if your article has been cited at least once.
Find your article using Google Scholar. Click on “Cited By [number]”.

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