What are mentions?A 'mention' is when one of your research items is talked about or linked to on sites outside of ResearchGate. This includes mentions of your research on Twitter, Wikipedia, and other websites, such as news sites and blogs. Mentions help you learn about and follow the discussion of your work online. Together with other metrics, they help you get a more comprehensive overview of the impact of your work. We can only find mentions for the research that you’ve added to your profile. 
How do I see my mentions?- Log in to your account https://www.researchgate.net/login
- Visit the Stats tab on your profileand then click on the mentions tab
- If you have several mentions, then under Recent mentions click on View all mentions.
By default, Tweets are not embedded in your mentions tab. To be able to see embedded Tweets, you will have to enable this. Note: Retweets are excluded from mentions. - Log in to your account https://www.researchgate.net/login
- Click on the arrow next to your profile picture in the top right-hand corner and click on Privacy settings
- Under External content, turn on Allow embedded Tweets. You can turn this off at any time.
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How do we find your mentions?We're able to find mentions of your research when someone adds a link to it online, such as on news sites, Twitter, Wikipedia, and others. This allows you to join the conversation. We can only find mentions for the research you've added to your profile. Can I remove a mention?Yes, if you want to remove a mention from ResearchGate, simply click the small, downward arrow in the top right corner of the mention and select Remove from mentions. Who can see mentions of my work?Your mentions tab is only visible to you. Only the authors of a research item will see its 'mentions.' | 