Basic identifying information for the author being evaluated. Email is used to send the evaluation report.

Measures the scholarly impact of an author's published work through citation-based metrics. Higher values indicate greater influence in the academic community.

Evaluates the volume, diversity, and quality of scholarly output. Considers publication count, field diversity, and journal quality (Q1 ratio).

Assesses cross-border research partnerships, international co-authorship networks, and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Higher values indicate stronger global engagement.

Evaluates commitment to open research practices, including open access publishing, preprint usage, data sharing, and profile transparency.

Measures research leadership through authorship position analysis. First, corresponding, and solo-author citations indicate the author's leading role in producing influential research.

Assesses the author's visibility and engagement across academic and social platforms. Higher online presence correlates with broader societal impact.