Research Impact
Includes measures of scholarly impact such as journal impact factors, researcher impact, citation analysis and altmetrics.
Selected Resources
- Web of Science
Use (Cited by) in the results list or the Cited Reference Search link in the pull-down menu in the Core Collection Basic Search. - Scopus
From a single record display, note the Cited by on the right.
From a results screen, multiple records may be selected, then choose View Cited By above the citations. - Google Scholar
Use (Cited By) in the search results.
See also Google Scholar Citations
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Selected EBSCO databases, including Academic Search Complete, Business Source Complete, CINAHL, Communication Source, Historical Abstracts, MLA, provide citation information.
Click on "Cited References" in the navigation bar across the top. (Sometimes found under "More"). Do a search on author plus other criteria. Check the box next to each relevant item that has a "Times Cited in this Database" link. Click the "Find Citing Articles" button at the top of the results to see the articles that are citing the original source. - IEEE Xplore
Search for a particular author or work, then click on Cited by.
- JSTOR
At article level, use "Items Citing this Item," from Google Scholar.
- ProQuest Databases
Use "Cite By Link" for many of the ProQuest Databases including ABI Inform, ERIC, International Bibliography of the Social Sciences (IBSS), PsycINFO, Sociological Abstracts.
- PubMed Plus
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Use "Find Citation" tab in the search screen.
Medline, BIOSIS, Agricola, CAB Abstracts, Social Work Abstracts, Global Health. - Sage Journals
From an abstract page, click "Citing Articles" via Scopus or Google Scholar.
- SciFinder (first time, must register)
Search for a topic or author. Select the desired topic/author, then click Get References. Select a particular title, then click Get Citing.
- Wiley Online Library
In the Abstract view, click "Cited by" tab.
Citation tracking information is only available for those articles to which the Penn Libraries subscribes