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Geoffrey Hinton

Nobel PrizeTuring Award

University of Toronto · 1M+ citations

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EB-1 / O-1 Visa Evidence

Court-ready proof of international acclaim, used by US immigration attorneys.

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Literature Review

See where a field's foundational papers are being read and extended worldwide.

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Tenure Portfolio

A publication-ready map of your global impact for promotion and tenure files.

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Showcase a lab, department, or grant outcome with a polished, exportable map.

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Plot every country that cites your research

Generate a world map of your citations in seconds — no Python, no sign-up, completely free. Enter your name or Scholar ID and get an interactive global citation map showing every country and institution that has cited your work. Free, ready for visa petitions and grant applications.

A citation map is a geographic visualization that plots the institutions and countries citing a researcher's work on a world map. It reveals the global reach of academic research at a glance — useful for grant applications, tenure files, and O-1A / EB-1A visa petitions where "international acclaim" must be documented.

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Featured scholars

World-class researchers, mapped by who cites them.

Nobel laureates, Turing Award recipients, and leading scientists — explore how their work travels across institutions and borders.

Geoffrey Hinton
Nobel PrizeTuring Award
Featured scholarArtificial Intelligence

Geoffrey Hinton

“Godfather of Deep Learning, 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics”

University of Toronto
1M+View map
Yoshua Bengio
Turing Award

Yoshua Bengio

Deep Learning

Pioneer of deep learning, Turing Award 2018

Mila - Quebec AI Institute550k+
Fei-Fei Li

Fei-Fei Li

Computer Vision

Creator of ImageNet, TIME Person of the Year 2025

Stanford University200k+
Jennifer Doudna
Nobel Prize

Jennifer Doudna

Biochemistry (CRISPR)

Co-inventor of CRISPR, Nobel Prize 2020

UC Berkeley180k+
Kaiming He

Kaiming He

Computer Vision & AI

MIT / Google DeepMind700k+
Demis Hassabis

Demis Hassabis

Artificial Intelligence

Nobel Prize
Google DeepMind150k+
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Two dozen leading scholars across AI, biology, physics, economics, and more. Click any name to see where their work has been cited around the world.

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Why it matters

Three uses researchers come back for.

Citation counts tell you how much. Citation Map tells you where — the geography behind every h-index.

  1. 01

    Prove global reach

    Document that your work is being read and extended in labs from Tokyo to Toronto — critical evidence for O-1A and EB-1A visa petitions.

  2. 02

    Surface collaborators

    Identify the institutions that cite you most consistently. They are your next co-authors, reviewers, and employers.

  3. 03

    Tell the story of your work

    Export a publication-ready map for your website, CV, tenure file, or grant narrative — no design work required.

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