This document discusses ResearchGate, an online network for researchers. It describes how ResearchGate was founded, provides examples of research topics covered on the site, and shows graphs of how the "Find Researchers" function is used across disciplines. The document also shares stories from researchers who have used ResearchGate to find collaborators with similar interests and from the CEO of an organization that partners with ResearchGate to equip overseas labs. It concludes that ResearchGate aims to be a global network that is revolutionizing the scientific world through improved access to information and ability to connect with other researchers.

1. Ali İhsan Kahraman, İsa Yılmaz, Batuhan Yanar, M. Reşit Yeşildağ Ali İhsan Kahraman, İsa Yılmaz, Batuhan Yanar, M. Reşit Yeşildağ

4. FORUMS-Opportunity for discussions with other researchers about your subject PUBLİCATİON-Opportunity for finding qualitative papers for your exploration DIFFERENCES OF Founding research-groups

5. FOUNDATıON AND DEVELOPMENT

6. FOUNDING TEAM IjadMadisch, M.D., Ph.D. Horst Fickenscher, Dipl.-Inf. (univ.) Overcoming all technical challenges. the Young Investigator Prize in 2005 forResearchGATE SoerenHofmayer Doctoral thesis in Molecular Virology Medicine at the Medical School of Hannover

7. EXAMPLES OF THEMES IN Agricultural science Anthropology Biological sciences Chemical Science Computer sciences Design Earth Science Economics Education Engineering Entertainment & Arts Geography science Health sciences History Law Linguistics Literature Mathematics Philosophy Physics Psychology Social Science Space sciences

8. THE GRAPH OF USED FUNCTION OF “FIND RESEARCHERS” IN DISCIPLINES THE GRAPH OF USED FUNCTION OF “FIND RESEARCHERS” IN DISCIPLINES

9. THE PROCESS OF GROUPS

10. THE MAP THE MAP OF RESEARCHGATE

11. SocialImpactsPeople’sIdeasAbout He finds the site particularly useful because it's so well-organized—making it easy for researchers like him with unusual specialties to find collaborators. Mirzaei focused on using medicinal plants to improve milk production and reduce methane emissions by cattle, and has so far found about 30 researchers on the Web site with similar interests. FarhadMirzaei IranianScientist

12. SocialImpactsPeople’sIdeasAbout She sees ResearchGATE as a powerful way of connecting with donors and overseas researchers who need equipment. Also, she said, it would allow Western donors to keep in touch and help the new owners of the equipment use it properly. "This is becoming like Habitat for Humanity," she said, referring to the well-known program where volunteers help poor people build their houses. "Scientists in the U.S. are putting sweat equity into these labs overseas. They like to get involved in a deeper way." Nina Dudnik Seeding Labs' chief executive

13. CONCLUSION THE AİM OF IS TO BE A GLOBAL NETWORK FOR A GLOBAL VISION AND IT IS REVOLUTIONIZING IN SCIENCE WORLD IN TERMS OF ABILITY TO REACH A LOT OF INFORMATION AS WELL AS ABILITY OF COMMUNICATION WITH INFORMATION’S OWNERS