How do I sign up for ResearchGate?To start connecting and collaborating with researchers around the world: - Go to www.researchgate.net
- Click Join for free
- Select which type of researcher you are
- Enter your name, institutional email address, and choose a password
- To finish creating your account, you will need to click the link in the activation email you receive.
My email address isn’t recognized. Can I still sign up?ResearchGate is a professional network where scientists and researchers can share and access scientific outputscientific content, knowledge, and expertise. We ask that you sign up with your institutional email address so that we can verify that you are a researcher – you can always change it after sign-up. If you have an institutional email address that we don’t recognize, please follow the normal registration procedure to request an account. The request will be processed manually so can take a short whilesent to us for manual processing. If you’re a published researcher or in higher education but don’t have an institutional email address, we’re happy to look into consider your account request manually. Please contact us with details of your with a detailed description of your present and past institutional affiliations, field field of research and publications , and publications, or a copy of your student ID - preferably with supporting links. Please send send all relevant information in your initial message, otherwise, your request could be delayed or even rejectedbe delayed or even denied. If you’re not a researcher , you can still browse ResearchGate and discover content such as publications, jobs, and and questions without being registered. Not receiving the email confirmation?Why has my account request been denied?If your account request has been unsuccessful, this means that we are having trouble confirming that you are a researcher. ResearchGate is a professional network for researchers, which means that membership is reserved for those who are involved in scientific research. If you feel your membership request was denied by mistake, you can try submitting more information. Here are some examples of what we consider as proof of research: - Authoring scientific or academic publication(s)
- Presenting at a scientific conference
- Being registered as the inventor of a patent
- Involvement in commercial R&D
- A scanned copy of your student or academic ID, or Ph.D. enrollment certificate
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If you haven’t received your activation email confirmation within 24 hours you can try the following options: Once you’ve added ResearchGate to your address booktried all of the above options, you can request another activation email here : Contact us. Under What would you like to contact us about?, select the option I would like to receive the account activation email again. Please fill in your email address, and click Send activation emailclick Submit. You should receive a new activation email within 5 minutes. If you have requested the confirmation activation email multiple times, please note only the latest link will be active. If you've tried tried all of of these options and still haven't received the email, please My account request has been rejectedIf your account request has been unsuccessful, this means that we are having trouble confirming that you are a researcher. ResearchGate is a professional network for researchers, which means that membership is reserved for those who are involved in scientific research. If you feel your membership request was denied by mistake, you can help us process your membership request again by providing more information. Here are a few examples of what we consider as proof of research: -Authoring a scientific or academic publication(s) -Presenting at a scientific conference -Being registered as the inventor of a patent -Involvement in a research project -Involvement in commercial R&D -A scanned copy of your student or academic ID, or PhD enrollment certificate Please do not send a CV. Alternatively, you could ask a colleague who already has a ResearchGate account to send us a message on your behalf using the Contact us form, quoting the email address you signed up with. I typed my email address incorrectlyIf you have signed up with an incorrect email address, please sign up again with the correct email address. We cannot change the email address associated with your signup. The link in my please Contact us . What can I do if the link in my activation email doesn't work?Links in emails can often be blocked by the security settings of your email client, such as Outlook or Apple Mail. Normally, there is an option at the top of the email to allow links or pictures from this addressfrom the sender address. If there isn't, there is most likely a security setting that must be changed in your email client. We also suggest that you add ResearchGate to your address book, which would prevent book to prevent this from happening in the future. You can find out how to do this here: Email Instructionsdo this here. As a workaround, you can also forward the email the activation email to any other email account you own which is not experiencing this issue, and click on the link there. How can I change my login email address?It is possible to use a deactivated email address to log in to your ResearchGate account, as long as you can remember your ResearchGate password. This is how you can change the email address associated with your ResearchGate account: 1. Log in to ResearchGate using your current login email address 2. Click the arrow Image Added at the top right-hand side of any page 3. Click Settings, and then Account Settings 4. Under Email address, click Add additional email 5. Type in the email address you want to use as your primary login email 6. Click Add 7. A confirmation email will be sent to your new email address. Click the link in this email to complete the verification process. If you encounter an error message "Oops! We couldn't find that token in our database", please make sure you are using the link in the latest email, as all previous links are invalidated. Check your spam folder and filters if you can't find any others. 8. Then go back to your Account Settings 9. Click the Set as primary button next to the email address you've just added to make it the primary email address for your ResearchGate account. What should I do if I entered the wrong email address on sign up?If you signed up with an incorrect email address, please sign up again with the correct email. We cannot change the email address associated with your sign up. You may need to clear your cookies in order to sign up again. Can I access ResearchGate content without an account?If you aren't a member, We strongly believe that scientific results should be accessible to everyone. That's why you're still welcome to browse ResearchGate and discover content such as publications, jobs, and discussions if you aren't a researcher without being registered. Just go to Publications, Jobs, or or Questions.
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