Scholar Blog
2025 Scholar Metrics Released
Tuesday, July 22, 2025
Scholar Metrics provide an easy way for authors to quickly gauge the visibility and influence of recent articles in scholarly publications. Today, we are releasing the
2025 version of Scholar Metrics
. This release covers articles published in 2020–2024 and includes citations from all articles that were indexed in Google Scholar as of July 2025
Scholar Metrics include journals from websites that follow our
inclusion guidelines
and selected conferences in Engineering & Computer Science. Publications with fewer than 100 articles in 2020-2024, or publications that received no citations over these years are not included.
You can browse publications in categories such as
Medical Informatics
,
Public Policy & Administration
or
Accounting & Taxation
. You will see the top 20 publications ordered by their five-year h-index and h-median metrics. You also can browse the top 100 publications in several languages - for example,
Portuguese
and
Spanish
. For each publication, you can view the top papers by clicking on the h5-index.
Scholar Metrics include a large number of publications beyond those listed on the per-category and per-language pages. You can find these by typing words from the title in the search box, e.g., [
bilingual
], [
geoinformation
], [
salud publica
].
For more details, see the
Scholar Metrics help page
.
Posted by: Anurag Acharya
AI outlines in Scholar PDF Reader: skim per-section bullets, deep read what you need
Sunday, November 3, 2024
Do you have an ever-growing pile of papers that you absolutely must read? Extended outlines to the rescue! Today, we are adding AI outlines to
Scholar PDF Reader
to help you read papers both quickly and in depth.
An AI outline is an extended table of contents for the paper. It includes a few bullets for each key section. Skim the outline for a quick overview. Click on a bullet to deep read where it gets interesting - be it methods, results, discussion, or specific details.
AI outlines are, as yet, available for selected papers in English. They are enabled when you click a PDF link in Google Scholar. For other PDFs, the regular section outline is displayed and you can click on the AI Outline icon to request one.
If you already have Scholar PDF Reader, it will be updated, sometime over the next week or so, to include AI outlines. You can also update the Reader yourself by going to the Chrome Extensions page (enter
chrome://extensions
in the address bar), enabling “Developer mode” on the top right of the page and clicking the “Update” button on the top left.
If you don’t yet have the Reader, you can install it from its
Chrome web store page
. In addition to AI outlines, Scholar PDF Reader has much else to help you read faster – one-click preview of cited articles, linked figure and table mentions, citing and related articles and light/dark modes.
Here is hoping Scholar PDF Reader helps researchers everywhere read all that is on their pending paper piles quickly and thoroughly.
Posted by: Namit Shetty, Akash Sethi, Samuel Yuan, Jonny Chang, Hanshen Wang, Alex Verstak
2024 Scholar Metrics Released
Tuesday, July 9, 2024
Scholar Metrics provide an easy way for authors to quickly gauge the visibility and influence of recent articles in scholarly publications. Today, we are releasing the
2024 version of Scholar Metrics
. This release covers articles published in 2019–2023 and includes citations from all articles that were indexed in Google Scholar as of July 2024
Scholar Metrics include journals from websites that follow our
inclusion guidelines
and selected conferences in Engineering & Computer Science. Publications with fewer than 100 articles in 2019-2023, or publications that received no citations over these years are not included.
You can browse publications in categories such as
Ocean & Marine Engineering
,
Drama & Theater Arts
or
Forests & Forestry
. You will see the top 20 publications ordered by their five-year h-index and h-median metrics. You also can browse the top 100 publications in several languages - for example,
Portuguese
and
Spanish
. For each publication, you can view the top papers by clicking on the h5-index.
Scholar Metrics include a large number of publications beyond those listed on the per-category and per-language pages. You can find these by typing words from the title in the search box, e.g., [
sustainability
], [
logistics
], [
salud publica
].
For more details, see the
Scholar Metrics help page
.
Posted by: Anurag Acharya
Supercharge your PDF reading: Follow references, skim outline, jump to figures
Monday, March 18, 2024
Researchers have long loved PDFs for reading papers. You can focus on absorbing the scholarship – the format is simple and clean. Researchers have also long complained about PDFs – we have heard “it takes ages to follow a reference”, “I really need to see the methods section first”, and the like.
Today, we are launching the
Google Scholar PDF Reader
to enhance your paper reading. It brings the familiar ease and seamlessness of Scholar to reading PDF papers. In-text citations are now links – with one click, you will see a preview of the cited article and often a version you can read. All of this without losing your place in the paper.
Scholar PDF Reader displays an automatically computed table of contents. Want to go first to the methods section? Click on its link in the outline. Want to drill down to a specific subsection? Expand sections to quickly find your way there.
In-text figure and table mentions are now links too. Click on a link to jump to the figure. Once you are done taking in the details, use the familiar back button in the browser to return to where you were.
And there is more!
Copy and paste citations as you read
Save citations to a reference manager to cite later
Look up citing and related articles for the paper you are reading
Pick a display theme that’s right for your eyes – light, dark, or night
Scholar PDF Reader is available as a Chrome browser extension. Install it from the
Chrome web store page
and take it for a spin.
Happy reading!
Posted by: Sam Yuan, Danni Chen, Ishana Narayanan, Janelle Wen, Hanshen Wang, Alex Verstak
2023 Scholar Metrics Released
Wednesday, July 19, 2023
Scholar Metrics provide an easy way for authors to quickly gauge the visibility and influence of recent articles in scholarly publications. Today, we are releasing the
2023 version of Scholar Metrics
. This release covers articles published in 2018–2022 and includes citations from all articles that were indexed in Google Scholar as of July 2023.
Scholar Metrics include journals from websites that follow our
inclusion guidelines
and selected conferences in Engineering & Computer Science. Publications with fewer than 100 articles in 2018-2022, or publications that received no citations over these years are not included.
You can browse publications in specific categories such as
Medical Informatics
,
Film
or
Geophysics
as well as broad areas like
Business, Economics & Management
or
Chemical & Material Sciences
. You will see the top 20 publications ordered by their five-year h-index and h-median metrics. You also can browse the top 100 publications in several languages - for example,
Portuguese
and
Spanish
. For each publication, you can view the top papers by clicking on the h5-index.
Scholar Metrics include a large number of publications beyond those listed on the per-category and per-language pages. You can find these by typing words from the title in the search box, e.g., [
noise
], [
climate
], [
enfermeria
].
For more details, see the
Scholar Metrics help page
.
Posted by: Anurag Acharya
Public Access Reports For Your Funding Agencies
Thursday, April 20, 2023
Scholar profiles include a Public Access section to help you track and manage public access mandates for all your articles. Starting today, we’re making it easy to review and export public access reports for each of your funding agencies. You can view the public access status of articles funded by individual agencies, make changes, and export a public access summary for inclusion in your project reports or other uses.
On the Public Access page in your profile, you’ll see a list of agencies that funded your articles (this is available only for public profiles). You can review the public access report for an agency by clicking its name. On the report, there is an "Export" button to save a copy.
Funding agencies can require articles to be available at a particular repository (e.g., PubMed Central), at a group of repositories (any subject or institutional repository), or anywhere on the web. Agency-specific reports take these requirements into account. When an article is available at a suitable location, you’ll see a link to it on the right. If you don’t see the link for an available article, you can provide the link to us. For agencies that specify a particular repository, we’ll also include a link to submit your article to that repository. We’ll crawl and index the links you give us, and will automatically update your public access reports.
If you see errors on your public access reports, you can correct them. For example, you can remove articles, correct publication dates, or update funding information. For more details, see the
public access help page
.
Public access mandates help researchers everywhere build on what their colleagues have discovered. We hope this helps all researchers work at the frontier of knowledge.
Posted by: Akash Sethi, Janelle Wen, Philippe David, Yuki
2022 Scholar Metrics Released
Tuesday, June 28, 2022
Scholar Metrics provide an easy way for authors to quickly gauge the visibility and influence of recent articles in scholarly publications. Today, we are releasing the
2022 version of Scholar Metrics
. This release covers articles published in 2017–2021 and includes citations from all articles that were indexed in Google Scholar as of June 2022.
Scholar Metrics include journals from websites that follow our
inclusion guidelines
and selected conferences in Engineering & Computer Science. Publications with fewer than 100 articles in 2017-2021, or publications that received no citations over these years are not included.
You can browse publications in specific categories such as
Food Science & Technology
,
Sustainable Energy
, or
Public Health
as well as broad areas like
Business, Economics & Management
or
Chemical & Material Sciences
. You will see the top 20 publications ordered by their five-year h-index and h-median metrics. You also can browse the top 100 publications in several languages - for example,
Portuguese
and
Spanish
. For each publication, you can view the top papers by clicking on the h5-index.
Scholar Metrics include a large number of publications beyond those listed on the per-category and per-language pages. You can find these by typing words from the title in the search box, e.g., [
heart
], [
water
], [
saude
].
For more details, see the
Scholar Metrics help page
.
Posted by: Anurag Acharya
Archive
2025
July
2025 Scholar Metrics Released
2024
November
July
March
2023
July
April
2022
June
January
2021
July
March
February
2020
September
July
2019
July
2018
August
March
2017
October
September
August
July
June
2016
August
July
June
January
2015
June
January
2014
November
October
September
August
June
2013
November
July
2012
November
October
August
July
June
May
April
March
January
2011
November
August
July
June
February
January
2010
July
June
Feed
