WSEAS participates in GoogleScholar
WSEAS participates in GoogleScholar normally
WSEAS in GoogleScholar
Articles published in WSEAS journals are generally indexed in Google Scholar and Semantic Scholar. However, some authors may experience significant delays before their papers appear in Google Scholar search results.
If you are an author and would like to facilitate the indexing of your published paper in Google Scholar, we recommend taking the following steps as soon as your paper is published:
1. Upload your published paper to ResearchGate immediately.
Upload your paper to your ResearchGate profile: https://www.researchgate.net/
2. Upload your published paper to Academia.edu immediately,
Upload your paper to your Academia.edu profile.
3. Upload your published paper to your university or institutional website.
If possible, make your paper available on your personal webpage hosted by your university or research institute.
4. Upload your published paper to www.arxiv.org immediately
Upload your paper to your www.arxiv.org profile.
These steps may help Google Scholar discover your paper more quickly. However, they do not guarantee immediate indexing.
An Alternative Solution: Add Your Paper Manually to Google Scholar
If your published paper does not appear in Google Scholar search results, you can try adding it manually to your Google Scholar profile.
How to Add a Paper Manually
1. Open your Google Scholar profile https://scholar.google.com
2. Click the + (plus) button.
3. Select Add article manually.
4. Choose the appropriate publication type, such as Journal or Conference.
5. Enter the publication details:
- Paper title
- Author names
- Year of publication
- Journal or conference name
- Volume, issue, and page numbers, where applicable
- DOI or publication URL, if available
- Click Save.
Please note that manually adding a paper to your Google Scholar profile does not necessarily mean that it will immediately appear in Google Scholar's public search results. Google Scholar may need additional time to index the paper and associate it with relevant citations.
