After having taken some time off from my PhD, I decided to create some tools that will help me get back to work in a healthy and productive way:
🔹 A thought journal to look after my mental health
🔹 A project to do list notebook to keep organised
(Cont.)
I published my first paper!! Give it a read if you have some time 😌
Dysregulated Metabolism in EGFR-TKI Drug Resistant Non-Small-Cell Lung Cancer: A Systematic Review https://t.co/haGOsuRLvn #mdpimetabolites via @MDPIOpenAccess
Some really helpful ways in which to *attempt* to keep on top of literature!
Common answers:
- Google Scholar email alerts
- @RsrchRabbit
- @ResearcherApp
- Keyword searches in databases (PubMed, WoS etc)
Thank you to everyone who replied 🥰
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@Malathi90@SaGutierrezz@AcademicChatter I find that leaving notes on the papers within the reference manager (I use Zorero) alongside annotating directly onto a pdf with a quick summary at the top of the title page, to be the best way! I’ve recently tried to group papers in Zotero to make it easier to track also😌