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  1. What is my Profile? Think of your profile as the hub for your research and the contributions you make to ResearchGate, such as questions and answers, and research interests on ResearchGate. Your profile is broken down into five tabs: your Profile provides a snapshot of your research, affiliations and experience; Research is where you can find ...

  2. www.researchgate.net › jobsResearch Jobs

    Apply to 1032 Research Jobs and Scientific Positions on ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.

  3. It is possible to use a deactivated email address to log in to your ResearchGate account as long as you can remember the password. This is how you can change the email address associated with your ResearchGate account: Log in to ResearchGate using your current login email address; Click on your profile image on the top right-hand side of any page

  4. Click on the speech bubble icon at the top-right of any ResearchGate page. Select the request you want to fulfill in the drop-down menu to view it. If you do not see the request you want to respond to, go to Requests by clicking View all at the bottom of the drop-down menu. In Requests, you can manage all of your old and new requests.

  5. The app is a great way for you to keep up with the latest work in your field and from your network, and connect with your peers – from anywhere. Here's some of what you can use it for: Browse the latest publications, preprints, and other research, and decide what you want to read later. Keep track of who is citing, reading, and recommending ...

  6. ResearchGate partners have dedicated journal profiles where you can explore the journal in depth – without leaving ResearchGate. Here’s the information you’ll see: Journal metrics to help you gauge journal impact. Access to the profiles of the editorial team (provided that they’re members) Journal aims and scope.

  7. With 160+ million publication pages, 25+ million researchers and 1+ million questions, this is where everyone can access science. You can use AND, OR, NOT, "" and () to specify your search ...

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