Uploading conference abstracts to Google Scholar is a valuable way for researchers to increase the visibility and accessibility of their work. Google Scholar is a widely used academic search engine that indexes scholarly literature, including conference abstracts. By uploading your abstract to Google Scholar, you can make it more likely that other researchers will find and cite your work. Additionally, Google Scholar can help you track how often your abstract has been cited, which can be useful for evaluating the impact of your research.
To upload a conference abstract to Google Scholar, you will need to first create a Google Scholar profile. Once you have a profile, you can click on the “Add a publication” button and select “Conference abstract” from the drop-down menu. You will then be prompted to enter the title, authors, conference name, and date of the abstract. You can also upload a PDF file of the abstract. Once you have entered all of the required information, click on the “Publish” button. Your abstract will then be added to your Google Scholar profile and will be searchable by other researchers.
