Questions academics ask.
Where do my publications come from?
Import them from your ORCID iD, a DOI, or the BibTeX file Google Scholar exports. Every import is a preview you confirm, and nothing you already have is overwritten.
Are my citation figures kept up to date?
Yes. Total citations, the h-index and i10 are read from OpenAlex each month, with their source and date shown. A figure you enter yourself always wins.
Can visitors download my papers?
Only where you confirm you hold the rights to the PDF. Otherwise the paper links to the publisher by its DOI.
Will Google Scholar find my papers?
Each paper’s page carries the citation tags Google Scholar reads. We do not promise rankings; no one can.
How do students get the course materials?
Each course and each file is public, behind a class password, or for signed-in students, who sign in with a code sent to their email.
Can my funder be named?
Only where you tick that it may be disclosed.
Do I need to know how to build websites?
No. Our designer builds and tailors the site with you; afterwards you add papers, talks and posts from one screen.
Can my site be in another language?
Yes. French, Arabic and other languages can be added, each version reviewed before it is published.
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