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One-stop, affordable research. Discover, access, manage, and collaborate on all your references and research literature—all in one place.

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We're X-iting this account... meet us over on BlueSky! https://t.co/blsoKMFo7p

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Has your paper been updated? If you're reading an article in DeepDyve and see this button, you can click it to see if the article has been updated (or retracted):

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United2Act Against Paper Mills: Fighting Fraud that Corrupts the Scholarly Record https://t.co/czP6IYt9Ie via @scholarlykitchn

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If your want your research to get funded, you need to make your data FAIR: Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable. Here are tips, guidelines, and tools to help.

https://t.co/sbJYd2nlaM

@wellcometrust @questionpro @DataSeerAI @InfoEdGlobal @AvePoint

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Organizing references and citations is a key part of preparing research. Learn how to work with references in DeepDyve.

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@BerndPorr We saw some of these in our Twitter feed, too!

[Elisabeth Bik @MicrobiomDigest]

It was a busy year:
* 27 invited in-person talks at universities/ conferences * 21 webinars / online panels
* 83 interviews
* 1,121 papers posted @PubPeer.
* My work resulted in 48 corrections, 24 expressions of concern, and 145 retractions this year.
I will continue in 2024 ❤️

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A New Year's gift to you: the most bonkers medical journal article we've ever seen. It starts with a rabies folk cure—jumping 3 times over the ashes of the bitey dog— and progresses to the victim naked in a café pouring water on his head. It is legendary. https://t.co/CdIGYRDe7A

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@RetractionWatch Thanks for providing much of the background for this article

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Academic fraud is on the rise. What's behind it and what can the research community do?
#fraud #retractions

https://t.co/CpZD4UysoU

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@davidacrotty We're with you on the pigeon being the real surprise here. Although the penguin was done a little dirty by only getting its land speed, not water speed.

https://t.co/Loz0hJNMP1

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Another day, another new feature.

Announcing enhanced clickable references—see what's underneath the research you're reading with one click. Another way to make research faster, easier, and better.

https://t.co/vzzOePWmFX

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Overwhelmed by the number of papers to read? Other than Semantic Scholar paper recommendations, try Citrus Search, where you can input a paper and get an overview of relevant articles in the field, built with Semantic Scholar API: https://t.co/fFuFZ5qU2v

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@scispace @SemanticScholar @Writefullapp @elicitorg @LitmapsApp @ConsensusNLP @TheIrisAI @govdash @RsrchRabbit @penelopedotai @ImageTwinAI

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If your organization creates or curates content, you are aware of the new kid in town: artificial intelligence (AI). Here we lay out the landscape of AI tools as they relate to research.

https://t.co/n1tgjx6RCh

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@starr88813 YOU CAN, MELISSA, WE BELIEVE IN YOU

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One question we hear all the time from researchers?

"How do I know if I have the right copyright to share journal articles?"

We have answers! Get an overview of copyright and ask copyright experts your questions in this free webinar on November 1:

https://t.co/ma8T5uGeQg

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It's #PeerReviewWeek! Thanks to Lettie Conrad for this post about what researchers can do to make #PeerReview better.
https://t.co/GCl7tRqlRX

@lyconrad @PeerRevWeek

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@its_me_lucyp @moanystark Your public library might have some journal access as well.

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Congratulations to DeepDyve client @UPSIDEfoods for their progress on developing slaughter-free meat.

Some of the most innovative organizations in the world use DeepDyve. Join them!

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