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This video shows you how to access Dimensions data using Google sheets, using the Dimensions API Google Sheets Add-on.
In this video we'll explain what the Dimensions API's are, and why they can be useful to answer your Research Analytics questions.
In this article which was published in QSS in February 2020, we describe the approach that
Digital Science is taking to support the scientometric community, together with the various
Dimensions tools available to researchers who wish to use Dimensions data in their research
at no cost.
This video tutorial shows you how to find researchers in Dimensions. Either to identify experts on a particular research topic or to find someone that is already known to you.
This video tutorial shows you the four main types of search in Dimensions: full data, title and abstract, DOI search and the abstract search.
Banners to place on your library or institutional website to help your researchers find Dimensions
Adding the Dimensions Badges to your repository or researcher profile makes it easy to showcase the
academic impact of an article.
Within Dimensions you can find a range of useful citation and alternative metrics that provide additional context
and insight.
With Dimensions, researchers have access to a vast collection of curated research outputs and tools that help them find what they need to advance their discoveries.
