Papers with author profile links (slower), 10 results

What this example returns

This example returns up to 10 results.

The dataset’s “Author profiles” view shows 12 columns: Photo, Name, Affiliation, Email domain, Interests, Citations, h-index, i10-index, Citations (5y), h-index (5y), Articles, and Profile. See every output field.

What each setting does

The input this example runs Google Scholar Scraper with. “Try this input” opens it in the console, where you can run it as-is or change any field first.

Search queries queries

large language models

Keywords to search on Google Scholar, one per line. Scholar operators work (author:"lecun", source:nature, intitle:, "exact phrase"). You can also paste Google Scholar search links; an "All versions" link (cluster=) reads Scholar's pages, which is slower.

Maximum papers per search maxResults

10

Most papers to save for each query or cited-by list. Scholar shows at most 1,000 results per search. 0 means up to 1,000.

Default: 20 → this example uses 10

Sort by sortBy

Relevance

Relevance (Scholar's default) or date (papers added in the last year, newest first).

Include citation-only records includeCitations

No

Keep [CITATION] entries that Scholar knows only from reference lists.

Default: Yes → this example uses No

Include patents includePatents

No

Also return patents in searches.

Review articles only reviewArticlesOnly

No

Only review articles.

Articles per author profile maxArticlesPerAuthor

5

How many of the author's articles to include in the profile row. 0 saves the profile without articles. At most 5,000, because the articles are stored inside the profile row and one row must stay under the platform's 10 MB item size.

Default: 20 → this example uses 5

Sort author articles by articleSort

Most cited

Author profile links (slower) authorProfileLinks

Yes

Fill Author profiles (Scholar author ids and profile links from each paper's byline) by reading Scholar's own result pages. Off: searches use fast search, which is much quicker and steadier but returns the byline as text only, so Author profiles stays empty. Author profile rows (the Author profiles input) are not…

Default: No → this example uses Yes

Interface language language

en

Google Scholar interface language (hl), e.g. en, de, fr. Affects labels such as venue names, not which papers are found.

{
  "queries": [
    "large language models"
  ],
  "maxResults": 10,
  "sortBy": "relevance",
  "includeCitations": false,
  "includePatents": false,
  "reviewArticlesOnly": false,
  "maxArticlesPerAuthor": 5,
  "articleSort": "citations",
  "language": "en",
  "authorProfileLinks": true
}

What it costs

You pay for the events the actor reports, such as each result or page it produces. Platform usage is included in the event prices.

• Author profile$0.01One saved Google Scholar author profile, including the requested articles.
• Paper$0.001One saved Google Scholar paper (search or cited-by result).

Full pricing

Other ways to run Google Scholar Scraper

• German climate papers 2020-2022, 10 resultsScholar search with year and language filters plus citations.
• Large language model papers, 10 resultsSearch Google Scholar articles by keyword.
• Author profile articles by date, 10 resultsAn author's articles, newest first.
• Papers citing an article, 10 resultsArticles that cite a given paper.

All examples of Google Scholar Scraper

About Google Scholar Scraper

Scrape Google Scholar: papers from keyword searches with year, language and sort filters, "cited by" lists, and author profiles with citations, h-index, i10-index, citations per year, co-authors and articles. Clean JSON for research, bibliometrics and AI agents.

Price:

from $1.00 / 1,000 papers

Developer:

Querystone

Categories:

SEO tools, AI, Automation

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