Track your impact on policy
From research and name mentions through to policy citations; utilize data from Overton to track, visualize and share your policy impact. A free tool for individual researchers and academics.
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Are you a researcher or an academic? Track how your research has been cited in policy from governments, think tanks, and policymakers across the world
It’s completely free
We believe in the power of research to improve the world. That’s why we’ve teamed up with the policy experts at Overton to help you understand your published work’s policy impact, served up in an easy-to-use dashboard.
See an overview of when and where your research has been cited in policy
Visualize how your research has been cited across the world and over time.
Export and download your data visualizations to share with colleagues, use in funding applications or anything else you can think of.
Explore a detailed view of policy citations for each of your works
Filter policy citations by year, and download visualizations of when and where you've been cited.
Export and download your list of policy citations as a CSV or PowerPoint file.
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The why of turning research into impact
Assertions that social and behavioral science have no real-world impact diminish our work and our world. One great defense is to understand how policymakers discover scholarly insights to ensure the uptake of your own work.
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The how of turning research into impact
The value of social and behavioral science research ultimately rests on the improvements it makes in the lives of human beings and their institutions. How can your work make the leap from research to policy?
Social Science Space