🎉 2023 has started with a big milestone for Research4Life! Our users in 125+ countries and territories can now access up to 200,000 resources. Celebrate with us 👉 ow.ly/QEm250ML9jb

Up to 34% of neuroscience papers may be fake, according to a new study. medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

Brain-spine interface allows paralyzed man to walk again deepdyve.com/lp/springer-jo… #WhatWeAreReading

Congratulations to DeepDyve client UPSIDE Foods for their progress on developing slaughter-free meat. Some of the most innovative organizations in the world use DeepDyve. Join them! businessinsider.com/lab-grown-chic…

It's #PeerReviewWeek! Thanks to Lettie Conrad for this post about what researchers can do to make #PeerReview better. blog.deepdyve.com/2023/09/25/pee… @lyconrad PeerReviewWeek

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: go.copyright.com/l/37852/2023-1…

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: semanticscholar.org/api-gallery/ci…

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. blog.deepdyve.com/2023/12/07/new…

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

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. deepdyve.com/lp/unpaywall/c…

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

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. zurl.co/JQfF Wellcome QuestionPro, Inc. DataSeerAI InfoEd Global AvePoint

United2Act Against Paper Mills: Fighting Fraud that Corrupts the Scholarly Record scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2024/02/27/uni… via Scholarly Kitchen

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):

We're X-iting this account... meet us over on BlueSky! bsky.app/profile/deepdy…