This document discusses how to track citations to your own academic work. It provides information on using Web of Science, Google Scholar, and other databases like PubMed and ProQuest to find citations. Web of Science allows searching by cited author, cited work, or year to find articles that have cited a particular paper. Google Scholar also provides citation counts but is still in beta testing. Other tips included analyzing citations by author or institution.

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2. Why track down citations to your work? Dal Libraries UnZipped

5. Dal Libraries UnZipped Cited Reference Search

6. Cited Reference Search screen

7. Rebuilding Global Fisheries Authors : Worm, B. et al. Source : SCIENCE Volume : 325 Issue : 5940 Pages : 578-585 Published: 2009 Cited Reference Search Photo: http://biology.dal.ca/People/faculty/worm/worm.htm

8. Dal Libraries UnZipped Cited Reference Search Cited Author

9. Dal Libraries UnZipped Cited Reference Search Cited Work

10. Dal Libraries UnZipped Cited Reference Search Cited Year

11. Dal Libraries UnZipped Cited Reference Search Cited Year

12. Dal Libraries UnZipped Citing Articles

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14. Dal Libraries UnZipped 132 articles cited the paper.

15. Dal Libraries UnZipped 132 articles cited the paper.

16. Dal Libraries UnZipped Analyze by Author

17. Dal Libraries UnZipped Analyze by Institution

18. PubMed database Photo: http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/39927.html

19. ABI/Inform Global - business database Cited by 2 documents within the ProQuest databases Photo: http://mbafs.management.dal.ca/FS_Profs/Mclarney.htm

20. Dal Libraries UnZipped Cited by 195 documents that have been crawled by Google search robots

21. Dal Libraries UnZipped and on the horizon… Google Scholar Citations (in beta testing)