Scrape Google Scholar

A Google Scholar results page lists papers with author, venue, and citation counts in a single rendered list. Fetch returns the page so each entry comes back as a structured record.

01What you get

• Paper title. The title as listed in results.
• Authors. The listed author names.
• Venue and year. The publication venue and year, when shown.
• Citation count. How many times the paper has been cited, as reported by Scholar.

02Frequently asked questions

Does this cover a specific author or search query?

Both: point Fetch at an author's profile page or a search results page.

Can I track citation counts over time?

Yes, run the request on a schedule and store the citation count per paper per run.

Does this need a Google API key?

No, Fetch reads the public results page directly.