Academic Ancestry

How to read the markscited by a repository's recordstated by Wikidata or indexed by OpenAlexclaimed on an ORCID list, or inferred

Theses1

Advisors3

  • cited by a thesis record

    Christian Ståhl“Learning Challenges Associated with Evidence-Based Practice in Rheumatology”

    2016 · Linköpings universitet · doctoral
  • cited by a thesis record

    Karin Festin“Learning Challenges Associated with Evidence-Based Practice in Rheumatology”

    2016 · Linköpings universitet · doctoral
  • cited by a thesis record

    Per Nilsen“Learning Challenges Associated with Evidence-Based Practice in Rheumatology”

    2016 · Linköpings universitet · doctoral

Students3

The line above and below2 steps

The advisors of their advisors, four steps up at most, in the thesis records and on Wikidata, each kind marked; a person in both is listed once.

Below them, within 3 steps, the record reaches 3 people: 3 cited by thesis records.

Works1

2016 · held from 1 repository · a work missing?

What their ORCID record lists

The works their own ORCID record lists, as they claim them: shown apart from the record's works, never checked or counted with them.

ORCID is asked for the list when this part is opened.

Coauthors in OpenAlex52

People who share works with them in OpenAlex, the most shared first: indexed, and never counted with the lineage.

  • indexed by OpenAlex

    Per Nilsén

    17 shared works
  • indexed by OpenAlex

    Peter Johansson

    9 shared works
  • indexed by OpenAlex

    Jens Nygren

    8 shared works
  • indexed by OpenAlex

    Petra Svedberg

    8 shared works
  • indexed by OpenAlex

    Lena Petersson

    7 shared works
  • indexed by OpenAlex

    Ingrid Larsson

    7 shared works
  • indexed by OpenAlex

    Anders Broström

    7 shared works
  • indexed by OpenAlex

    Johan Lundgren

    5 shared works
  • indexed by OpenAlex

    Per‐Erik Ellström

    4 shared works
  • indexed by OpenAlex

OpenAlex lists 42 more people who share a work with them.