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OpenCitations
See who cites a research paper and what it cites, using OpenCitations' open index of scholarly citations.
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Steps a workflow can run in OpenCitations.
- List citations of a workList the works that cite a paper, book or other work, newest first: each citing work's DOI and link, the date it cited, how long after publication, and whether it is an author or journal self-citation. Narrow by date and leave out self-citations.
- List references of a workList the works a paper, book or other work cites in its reference list: each cited work's DOI and link, how much older it is, and whether it is an author or journal self-citation.
- Count citations of a workCount how many times a paper, book or other work has been cited, quickly, even for a work cited tens of thousands of times.
- Count references of a workCount how many works a paper, book or other work cites in its reference list.
- Get a citationGet one citation by its OpenCitations identifier (OCI): which work cites which, when, and whether it is an author or journal self-citation.
- Count citations of a journalCount how many times the works a journal published have been cited, from the journal's ISSN, with the journal's name.
- Get a workGet a paper's, book's or other work's details: title, authors with their ORCID iDs, editors, journal, volume, issue, pages, publisher, publication date and every identifier it has.
- Get several worksGet the details of up to 100 works in one step, such as every work 'List citations of a work' found: title, authors, journal, date and identifiers, with the ones OpenCitations doesn't know listed apart.
- List an author's worksList the works OpenCitations knows a person wrote, from their ORCID iD, newest first, each with its title, co-authors, journal, date and DOI.
- List an editor's worksList the books, proceedings and other works OpenCitations knows a person edited, from their ORCID iD, newest first.
- Find works by titleFind works whose title holds every word given, in any order, to look up a paper's DOI from its title. Results are not ranked, so give enough of the title. A search can take up to half a minute.
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