Citation Transparency
Adds probabilistic gender info to Google Scholar and PubMed searches
What is Citation Transparency?
Citation Transparency is a Chrome extension that enhances citation transparency by providing probabilistic gender info to references found in Google Scholar and PubMed searches. It aims to mitigate bias in citation practices and increase awareness of gender representation in academic papers.
Stats
Users: 535
Rating: 4.50
(4)
Creation date: 2020-08-28
Risk impact: Low risk impact
Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood
Manifest version: 3
Permissions:
- storage
Size: 40.49K
Email: ci*****@gmail.com
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Summary
In many fields, men and women are not cited at the level that one would expect given their prevalence in the field. One way we can help mitigate this bias is by making the perceived genders of first and last authors of papers more transparent in the search for references. Towards this goal, this extension adds probabilistic gender information to paper searches on Google Scholar and PubMed.
User reviews
It's a great idea but unfortunately in its current state does not work on Asian names.
by
Pei Rui, 2020-12-01
Convenient, easy-to-install tool that allows obtaining probabilistic gender info while searching for articles/citations. Works well both with PubMed and Google Scholar. Strongly recommend!
by
Lorenzo Caciagli, 2020-09-22
Safety
Risk impact
Citation Transparency is relatively safe to use as it requires very minimum permissions.
Risk likelihood
Citation Transparency has earned a good reputation and can be trusted.
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