Publications imported from Dimensions in Beatrix

Beatrix.yale.edu allows you to manage various types of information associated with a person’s profile.

The following instructions will explain how to manage and edit a profile’s Publications.

To begin managing the Publications on a profile:

1. Visit http://Beatrix.yale.edu

2. Log in with your NetID and password

3. Click People in the navigation at the top of the page.

4. Find and select the profile you want to edit (see Edit a Profile for more information).

5. Click the Publications button in the navigation on the left side of the page.

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Overview

With the launch of Beatrix, publications are imported from http://Dimensions.ai , a powerful platform that contains more than 160 million publications from PubMed along with many other sources to include chapters, books, and more. You can also manually add publications that are missing from the import. This article provides a general overview as well as answers to frequently asked questions.

Each night when the system syncs with Dimensions.ai, new publications included in linked Dimensions profiles will be imported to Beatrix.

Managing Your Publications

Reviewing imported publications:

Imported Dimensions publications are automatically accepted, but some users may have publications from the rollout phase of the Dimensions integration that may still be pending review.

Open

1. The “Pending” tab on your Publications page displays any publications that have been imported but need to be reviewed to accept or reject.

2. For each publication in the list, click the green “check” icon to approve or the red “slash” icon to reject.

   1. Approved publications will automatically appear on your web profile and in your CV (when regenerated).

   2. Rejected publications will be moved to the “Rejected” tab. Don’t worry – if you accidentally reject a publication, you can change its status to accepted.

Manually add a publication that is not in your Pending or Accepted list:

Dimensions aggregates publications from many of the largest sources of published research, but does not capture everything for every researcher. If publications are missing from your import, please reach out to ysm.editor@yale.edu, we may be able to adjust your import settings to capture the missing ones. However, there are cases where the publication is completely absent from Dimensions and needs to be added manually.

Open

1. Scroll down to the bottom of your publications list.

2. Click “Manually add a publication”

3. Choose a category. This is used to categorize your publications according to the School of Medicine’s standardized CV format.

4. If the publication is in PubMed, enter the PubMedID and click “verify”.

5. If the publication is not in PubMed, click the “Other” radio button and enter the relevant information.

   1. In the citation field, please enter the full citation as you would on a CV. Include the title and year.

   2. The “Title” field is used for display purposes.

   3. The “Year” field is used to sort the publications.

   4. Enter a URL if you want to link the citation to the full text entry on a website.

6. Click “Add”

Feature publications on your public profile:

1. In the “Accepted” tab, click the “star” icon beside of any publication that you want to display at the top of your publications list on your public profile.

2. You can feature up to five publications.

Publications on the Profile Website

The publications that are accepted to your profile and set to display will be listed in the Research section of your profile website, under Publications.

Up to 10 publications are displayed on the main profile page, followed by a link to a separate page with all of the profile’s publications. The 10 publications are listed chronologically by most recent and categorized by year. If publications are featured in Beatrix, the Featured publications will come before the most recent in their own section.

Displaying Additional Data about Publications

The Research at a Glance section of the profile allows users to display additional data related to their publications on their profile as an overview of their publishing activity and interests.

This section is optional and customizable and can be configured in the Appearance tab of the profile.

To configure the Research at a Glance section,

1. Visit http://Beatrix.yale.edu

2. Log in with your NetID and password

3. Click People in the navigation at the top of the page.

4. Find and select the profile you want to edit (see Edit a Profile for more information).

5. Click the Appearance button in the navigation on the left side of the page.

6. Navigate to the Research section

There are currently 3 infographic options based on the data connected to your publications imported from Dimensions:

1. Yale Co-Authors: A list of the other Yale profiles that appear as authors on the same publications.

2. Publications Timeline: A graph of the research output by year, including total publications and citations.

3. Research Interests: A list of the most common research keywords that appear in your publications.

You can sort this list and hide any of these infographics using the interface in the Research at a Glance sub-section (below)

You can use the sort icons (yellow above) to determine the order of the carousel that will be displayed on the profile.

You can use the show/hide toggles (red above) to choose which of the infographics display on the profile. If you turn them all off, the section will not display at all.

The Research at a Glance section displays as an interactive carousel in the Research section of the profile website (highlighted in yellow below):

The photo above shows how the Yale Co-Authors data appears on the carousel. The following images are examples of the other options:

Frequently Asked Questions

ORCID

You can add an ORCID to your Beatrix profile that links to your profile on the ORCID website.

The ORCID can be added in the ORCID section of the Publications page of your profile. Click Manually Add ORCID to verify and add the ID number.

The ORCID displays on the profile in the Research section (highlighted in yellow below):