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cen.acs.org/policy/publishin… via @cenmag This should be an interesting read and is a very important problem. More ideas need to be proposed.
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I do have some issue with the suggestion it's as high as 90% though ...
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We have a new lab website, still learning how weebly works but it's an upgrade. deroucheylabuky.com
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Can't help but notice my scientific spam emails are getting more and more aggressive over the last year. Apparently that journal I never heard of really wants me to reply back about their special topic issue on something I don't do.
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A big @NSF award from our @UKCAER team and the @GrahamLabUKY from @ukychem! Congratulations to all involved! #powerfulpossibilities
Congrats to @GrahamLabUKY, @zan_paterson, and @cmrisko on their NSF award! UK Interdisciplinary Team Granted NSF Award to Build Insights into Mixed Electronic-Ionic Transport, STEM outreach in Kentucky Read more: tinyurl.com/jpvbdmya
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How does this get online? What does this say about the reviewers and Elsevier editors that such an obvious issue is the first line of the introduction?
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To save going through multiple clicks...here's the first sentence of the introduction: Certainly, here is a possible introduction for your topic: Lithium-metal batteries are promising candidates for ...
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Very sad to learn a former mentor passed last week. V. Adrian Parsegian led the Laboratory on Physical and Structural Biology at NICHD/NIH when I was there and was always a joy to be around.
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I should add beyond being a great person Adrian was also an amazing scientist. A pioneer for research on molecular interactions between biological macromolecules. And a world expert in membrane biophysics and on the subject of vdW interactions in soft matter.
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I look forward to a future where students use AI to do their homework and we use AI to grade that homework. Much more efficient than having professors grade homework students copied from chegg.
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I'll post one more of these. I guess if open access is going to cost a couple grand, this is one way to pay for it. I'm confused though why last position (usually the PI) is the cheapest of the lot.
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This site (@author_for_sale) is great and trying to bring attention to the fact that people are buying authorships. Yet another way to game a system that rewards quantity over quality.
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Science really needs to discuss rewarding quality over quantity. Can't imagine the shenanigans required to publish 1 manuscript every 37 hours in 2023. Chemist is suspended for claiming Russian and Saudi affiliations cen.acs.org/research-integri… via @cenmag
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Also someone is going to need to explain to me how all the people/institutions involved didn't know something was going on for years. He was pumping out 50-70 papers/yr for multiple years.
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