If you want to make yourself known as a researcher, your profile, scientific production, and contributions to knowledge generation, we recommend managing your resume on the following networks and portals:
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SJR – SCImago Journal & Country Rank
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How to search for journals in Publindex
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Make yourself visible!
ResearchGate.net
Free research social network, created in 2008 with headquarters in Berlin and Boston. Its official language is English, and it is aimed at the entire scientific and research community, worldwide and across all subjects (Biblioguías, 2022).
Google Scholar
Search engine that allows you to locate academic documents. You can publish your CV, it sends you alerts when you are cited, and it displays your h-index, i10-index, and number of citations per year.
ORCID
They provide a unique and permanent identifier for each researcher, to avoid errors and confusion in author names when identifying their scientific output and to clearly distinguish their publications, while simultaneously helping with their dissemination.
They also provide a curricular profile to host all of an author's scientific production, which allows linking and synchronizing with other personal researcher profiles (Researcher ID and Scopus Author ID). (Biblioguías, 2022)
Research management
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Research management
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