@mumumouse2 He doesn’t understand what he’s dealing with! Kudos to @mumumouse2 and others for taking the inconveniences and cleaning the house. Hope others will take a note - reward - and put a system to identify these before publishing. Anyhow, people in the system are the biggest problem!
@mumumouse2 original image may have labels for peaks and curves, which they have tried removing using PPT most likely. Could just be avoiding trouble (extra work) of finding files and replotting (standard practise if lazy), or copying someone’s published work and making it theirs.
@mumumouse2@SpringerNature@ElsevierConnect I’m amazed after finding this but are these the editors, https://t.co/CWUeJ9Doaj
It’s too early for me to make any judgement but Something isn’t right here!
Excited to share our latest work, many years in the making! Published in @NatureComms, we show for the first time an iron-based catalyst for the conversion of carbon dioxide into acetic acid
https://t.co/SItyZjREdF
Thanks @monashengineers for the Researcher Accelerator Award 2019
Peter Higgs believes he would be regarded as “unproductive" in today’s academic system. He simply wouldn’t be able to “survive” in #science.
On his way to Stockholm to receive a Nobel Prize in 2013, he said the following in an interview to Guardian:
#AcademicTwitter#phdlife
@payaljs@srigsri23@mnwsth I won’t say it to be completely useless. Say you publish many papers, your affiliation email etc changes and the one in your papers become outdated. People can track you with your orcid id. Also, it is a unique id so no confusion for databases.
@elonmusk@StarringShane If one is using the dark theme, it’s no more Blue. I wonder if @elonmusk uses dark theme and have noticed it. I don’t mind the name but in case 50% use dark theme it’s wrong for 50%
@huntwork_connor @pauldauenhauer Even thermally transformed mofs can be quite useful. We used them as catalyst and studied the thermal transformation,
https://t.co/KvLa7Rd82D