Undergrad How to find the H index of an author using Google Scholar?

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To find the H index of an author using Google Scholar, you can visit the author's Google Scholar profile, where the H index is displayed in the right sidebar, provided the author has a public profile. If the author does not have a Google Scholar page, alternative free sources for H index data are limited. Users may need to manually compile citation numbers if they cannot find the information directly through Google Scholar. It's essential to ensure the author's profile is accurate and publicly accessible for reliable data. Overall, Google Scholar is the most straightforward option for accessing H index information for authors with profiles.
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How do I look up H index?
Hi. I want to look up the H index of a few authors I am interested in using google scholar or some other site that i don't need to pay for access. But can't see how to do it. Can anyone help?
 
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I don't if it can be done directly in Google Scholar, as it doesn't seem to allow to sort the results of the search. I think you'll have to copy the citation numbers and sort them yourself.
 
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thanks are there any other free sources?
 
Google scholar seems to automatically calculate this and show it on the right sidebar of the scientist's page. For example:
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https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=qj74uXkAAAAJ&hl=en
Of course this assumes that the scientist has a Google Scholar page and that the page is accurate. No idea if there are any other good free sources if the author is not listed on Google Scholar.
 
Ygggdrasil said:
Google scholar seems to automatically calculate this and show it on the right sidebar of the scientist's page.
If I understood correctly, for this to work the author must have created a personal profile and made that profile public.
 
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