Research activity profile
Creation and maintenance of the researcher profile
It is recommended to choose a recognised form of signature that clearly identifies us and distinguishes us from other researchers.
It is advisable to adopt a Unique Bibliographic Name, always signing all papers in the same way.
A standardised signature facilitates the recognition of authorship, avoiding confusion of names in publications, databases and research and academic platforms.
Always include the institutional affiliation: Universidad Pontificia Comillas.
Author profiles and identifiers
The author profiles show the name of the researcher and their identifier. It is completed with biographical data, keywords of their research area, institutions for which they do research, and research projects. The profile also lists their scientific production.
Some profiles are completely public, others allow the author to decide which information is public and which is private.
The University's Catalogue of PDI Authorities collects information about the PDI, different variants of the name that appear in international databases, identifiers and research profiles, as well as the main areas of research.
Offers a specific search engine for authors, allowing you to browse by name, work titles, affiliated institutions or subjects. The document typology covers articles, monographs, collaborations in collective works, reviews, theses and supervised theses. It does not show citations received. But it does offer statistics of consultation and download for theses and at journal level, not at article level. Information and tutorials.
- You can request the unification of your signature or the way in which your name appears indexed in the databases through the Library User Service Centre (CAU).
Allows the compilation of a researcher's scientific production and displays it on a personal page, with information on the number of citations. It presents 3 indicators: total number of citations of the work, h-index of the researcher and i10 index. Registration is required to use it.
Provides researchers with a record to obtain a unique and persistent identifier, which distinguishes you from any other. ORCID Tutorial
Author identifier and profile integrated in Elsevier's Scopus database. It is automatically created for any author whose work is included in Scopus. Tutorial Scopus Author ID.