To add your publications to Semantic Scholar, you need to follow these steps:
First, make sure your publications are discoverable on Semantic Scholar. You can search for them by title, author name, or keywords on the website.
If your publications are not found, you can submit them for indexing by filling out a form. You will need to provide the title, authors, abstract, publication venue, and a link to the full text or PDF of your publications.
Once your publications are indexed, you can claim them as yours by creating an author page. You will need to sign in with your email or Google account and verify your identity.
After you claim your author page, you can add your publications to it by visiting your author page settings. You can find these settings by selecting Edit Author Page on your claimed author page or by selecting Edit Author Page from your author page panel on your Research Dashboard.
In the author page settings, you can select the publications that belong to you and add them to your author page. You can also remove any publications that are not yours or merge any duplicates.
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