Crossref: Text and Data Mining for Researchers
Each year, millions of books and journals are published. When researchers need to answer a question, how exactly do they find what they need? In the past, researchers used to…
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Digital Tools for Researchers
If You Are a Researcher, Create an ORCID iD Now!
Knowing a researcher’s name can be useful when trying to find research they had published. Such a search is often conducted by potential or current employers or funding agencies.…
Mendeley Funding: Securing a Sponsor for Your Research Just Got Easier
To do research you need money and irrespective of the amount needed or the subject area, funding opportunities must be considered. Finding the right research funding for your…
Unpaywall Enables Access to Paywalled Research
We all know the scenario: Trawling through the literature databases, you come across an intriguing new article. The article promises to hold the answer to a burning question,…
oaDOI: New Search Engine for Open Access Research
A Digital Object Identifier (DOI) is a string of letters and numbers that was initially introduced in the year 2000 and is assigned to specific information to enable various search…
ReadCube: Enhancing Scientific Discovery
The main software programs currently available to the scientific community for handling citations and manipulation of literature files are Mendeley, EndNote, ReadCube, Zotero, and…
Protocols.io: Online Protocol Repository Supporting Academic Research
Research in Life Sciences is based on experimental protocols. In order to answer the questions in a manuscript, researchers have to think of a biological object, which process they…
Article-level Innovations in Academic Publishing
Traditionally, the concept of publishing an article was mainly centered around the academic journal. These journals set the stage for how academic research was disseminated among…
Want to Maximize the Visibility of Your Research? Kudos could be the Answer
There are nearly two million articles published each year, so how will you be able to make your paper stand out and visible to other researchers? With more research being…
Research Ideas and Outcomes (RIO) Journal: Making the Research Cycle Public
Behind each reach study, there are research proposals that are either rejected or accepted, conference papers, posters, PhD theses, project reports, new workflows, and endless…
Using Speech Recognition Software in Your Research
In Search of Freedom!
We’ve been using keyboards since Christopher Latham Stoles developed the first QWERTY design for the typewriter in 1872, but it took another century before…
Experts’ Take: Managing Research Articles With ReadCube
ReadCube is a desktop and browser-based research tool, which organizes and manages data. You run it from your own computer and it uses Google Scholar, PubMed, and Microsoft…