For finding highly cited works, you have two options. Note that for both, the results will be affected by what each database defines as a "field" - read more about issues with citations in Module 2.

Web of Science - Highly cited papers
Highly cited papers in Web of Science are the articles that are in the top 1 % in terms of number of times cited, compared to other articles of the same age and in the same field. See the Web of Science video under "Find your h-index and citations" to see how to find this.

Dimensions - Field citation ratio (FCR)
The field citation ratio tells us how much a publication has been cited compared to publications of the same age and in the same field. A ratio of 3, for example, means it has been cited 3x the average. Note that articles must be over 2 years old to get an FCR value in Dimensions.

Go to app.dimensions.ai to enter the free version of the Dimensions database
Search for your article - you can use the title or doi, but remember to choose the appropriate option in the search bar (see image 1)
Click on the title of your article in the search results, and find the dimensions badge on the right, under "Publication metrics" (image 1). Click on the badge to get more information about the field citation ratio (see image 2).
Want to check more of your articles? Click on your name under "Authors" on the article page to see if Dimensions has correctly found your other articles.

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