My Bibliography (Products engine)

SciENcv’s Products selector pulls citations primarily from My Bibliography (and may also show an ORCID tab if you’ve linked ORCID).

What to do in My Bibliography

• Add missing publications (PubMed search is easiest when available)
• Add non-traditional products (patents, software, datasets, protocols) via manual entry or RIS upload
• Check PMCID status for NIH-funded papers (institutional policy may require this)
• If you have name variants, ensure papers are attributed correctly

Selecting Products in SciENcv (practical tips)

• Prefer selecting from My Bibliography for consistency (and because it’s the NIH ecosystem of record).
• If you see an ORCID tab, it can help surface items not yet in My Bibliography—add them to My Bibliography when possible to keep one authoritative library.
• After selecting, re-order within each bucket so the strongest evidence is first.

If an item isn’t in My Bibliography (or ORCID), it can’t be selected as a “Product” in SciENcv.

flowchart LR
    accTitle: Product source cleanup flow
    accDescr: A flow from publication and product sources into My Bibliography, then into SciENcv product buckets and final narrative support.
    A["PubMed records"] --> C["My Bibliography"]
    B["Manual products<br/>software, data, patents"] --> C
    D["ORCID records"] --> E{"Already in My Bibliography?"}
    E -- "Yes" --> C
    E -- "No" --> F["Add or reconcile first"]
    F --> C
    C --> G["SciENcv Products selector"]
    G --> H["Closely Related products"]
    G --> I["Other Significant products"]