With just one click, you can find out how many papers Hong Kong has published from 1996-2018, citations per document, the H Index and world ranking.

CORD-19 is a free dataset with over 45,000 scholarly articles about COVID-19 and related coronavirus to support researchers in fighting against the pandemic.

Data Management Plan (DMP) is becoming a popular tool for research management. HKUST researchers can now write DMPs using the DMP SandBox, an online platform the Library is piloting.

What does the story Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland “look” like to a digital text analyzer? Let’s find out using the free text-mining tools Voyant!

Data management plan (DMP) is a document that describes your data treatment in and after a research project. It is a useful exercise for all researchers.

Altmetrics is an emergent way to assess research impact. Knowing what it means and how to use it is helpful for you to manage your research output and profile.

As a researcher, you care about how much attention your research output is getting. A simple tool called Bookmarklet can give a quick view of metrics of your published works and other papers.

Lens offers a lot of useful features that Google Scholar does not have, such as tracing patent citations, filtering results, mass export, results analysis and visualization.

Finding an open access (OA) version of an journal article may only need one-click with the help of these free browser plug-ins: Unpaywall and Open Access Button. 

Finding research funding and tracking progress of your own proposals are literally at your fingertips when you use this new mobile app HKUST Research built by the Research Office.