I'm getting what I believe to be spam followers on #ResearchGate now.
meaningless in the grand scheme of things but it matters to me: I asked #ResearchGate to stop leeching #arxiv PDFs without attribution and they actually reuploaded and reindexed all their arxiv-derived content with clear backlinks to the original arxiv submissions
"Larry Richardson is officially history’s highest cited cat (according to Google Scholar, at least)."
https://reeserichardson.blog/2024/07/18/engineering-the-worlds-highest-cited-cat-larry/
UPDATE: already seven scholars on ResearchGate have formally recommended "English Education and Bilingual Education in Japan" (June, 2024): https://www.researchgate.net/publication/381519445
#bilingualism #BilingualEducation #bilingual #English #education #EFL #Japan #Japanese #culture #society #communication #JALT #ResearchGate #article #recommendations
I wish there was a way to follow researchers' ORCIDs.
- Has someone created a way to do this?
- If not, would it be trivial for a coding-competent person to allow us to get an #email when an #ORCID profile is updated?
Relying on researchers to make followable profiles on #GoogleScholar or #ResearchGate renders loads of #research unfollowable. However, journals often *require* researchers to report (and therefore generate) their ORCID.
After I presented the abovementioned results in the Atheism & Analytical Thinking session,
Tatsunori (Nori) Ishii presented "Analytic #atheism in #Japan: Examining the association between analytic thinking and #religious belief"
Among thousands of people from Japan (in two studies), Nori repeatedly found small analytic atheism correlations.
Follow Nori on #ResearchGate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Tatsunori-Ishii
#PublicationManagement in the #OnePersonLibrary
In our discipline, #preprint publications are on the rise.
We are currently trying to track how our institute members publish what, when and where.
For example, on #arxiv servers, but also in collaborative writing platforms such as #authorea.
There are also journals like elife that require a preprint for #OpenPeerReview procedures.
Research in #openAlex, #Zenodo, #ResearchGate, #ORCID profiles etc..
#ResearchAssessment discourse
#Publikationsmanagement in der #OnePersonLibrary
In unserer Fachdisziplin nehmen #Preprint-Publikationen zu.
Aktuell versuchen wir nachzuvollziehen, wie unsere Institutsangehörigen wann was wo veröffentlichen.
Etwa auf #arxiv-Servern, aber auch in kollaborativen Schreib-Plattformen wie #authorea.
Es gibt auch Journale wie elife, die ein Preprint für #OpenPeerReview-Verfahren verlangen.
Recherchen in #openAlex, #Zenodo, #ResearchGate, #ORCID-Profilen etc..
#ResearchAssessment-Diskurs
Blimmin’ heck, I’ve been cited a lot in the academic literature. Not bad for a non-academic. #ResearchGate
"Open Access Green und ResearchGate – Wie sollten Bibliotheken damit umgehen?" https://doi.org/10.1515/bd-2024-0034
#OpenAccess #ResearchGate #Bibliothek