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Instantly analyze Google Scholar profiles to discover where researchers publish. Scholar Publication Analyzer is a powerful Chrome extension that instantly analyzes any Google Scholar profile and reveals publication patterns, venue preferences, and research trends. Perfect for researchers, academics, and students who want to understand where scholars publish their work. KEY FEATURES: - Automatically extracts venue information from any Google Scholar profile - Intelligently groups similar venues (e.g., "CVPR 2023" and "IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition" are recognized as the same venue) - Creates a clean, ranked list of publication venues with accurate counts - Works with profiles of any size - from new researchers to established professors - Simple one-click operation with results displayed instantly - Optimized for large profiles (handle 900+ papers in ~10 seconds) PERFECT FOR: - Researchers analyzing publication patterns - Department heads evaluating faculty contributions - Students exploring potential advisors' publication history - Academic committees assessing research impact - Anyone curious about where a particular scholar publishes HOW IT WORKS: 1. Navigate to any Google Scholar profile 2. Click the extension icon 3. Press "Analyze Publication Venues" 4. View a neatly organized table of venues with publication counts The extension is lightweight, respects your privacy, and only accesses information when you explicitly activate it on a Google Scholar profile page. Discover publication patterns and gain insights that aren't immediately visible from standard Google Scholar profiles!
Jun 3, 2025
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