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Want to know your h-index? The h-index was proposed by JE Hirsh (UCSD) in 2005 and defined as “the number of papers with citation number higher or equal to h”. You can calculate your h-index on Web of Science (WOS) by conducting a General search for your papers. Enter your surname and initials in the Author box, limit by “Univ Queensland” (or other Institution) in Address box and then, on the results screen, select Citations Report. Follow the link to read Hirsh’s paper, An index to quantify an individual’s scientific research output.

The UQCited Citations Database will enable you to search for your publications in the Thompson National Citation Report data set and generate your own citations profile and publications history. The Thompson National Citation Report includes details of all academic publications produced at Australian Universities and recorded by Thompson ISI in the last 10 years - available on the Web of Knowledge platform for the period 1997 to 2006. Follow the links too access UQCited and for further information