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Bastian Greshake

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As seen in: arXiv, The BMJ, BioRxiv, GIGAZINE
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[2402.09799] Co-Designing a wiki-based community knowledge management system for personal science

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By Gary Isaac, Bastian Greshake, Steven Jonas, Mad Price
| arXiv
[Submitted on 15 Feb 2024] Title:Co-Designing a wiki-based community knowledge management system for personal science Download a PDF of the paper titled Co-Designing a wiki-based community knowledge management system for personal science, by Katharina Kloppenborg and 4 other authors Download PDF Abstract:Personal science is the practice of addressing personally relevant health questions through self-research.
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誰でも無料で学術論文を読める「Sci-Hub」でダウンロードされた2800万件の論文を国・曜日・時間・人口比率などを解析してグラフ化

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By Bastian Greshake
| GIGAZINE
科学誌に投稿された学術論文を読むには購読料を支払う必要があり、これが誰もが科学に触れられる機会を制限しているという批判的な精神から、世界中の学術論文を公開している海賊版サイトとして「Sci-Hub」が知られています。Sci-Hubは論文がダウンロードされた状況についてのデータを公開しており、このデータを詳しく調べると、どのような国でダウンロードが多いのか、論文が閲覧されやすい時間帯はいつなのかなどを知ることができます。 The Winnower | Correlating the Sci-Hub data with World Bank Indicators and Identifying Academic Use https://thewinnower.com/papers/4715-correlating-the-sci-hub-data-with-world-bank-indicators-and-identifying-academic-use...
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Looking into Pandora's Box: The Content of Sci-Hub and its Usage

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By Bastian Greshake
| ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
In general, this is a clearly written and argued paper on a developing topic affecting the scholarly communications ecosystem. The author has engaged with much of the recent literature on the topic of which we are aware. The underlying data is freely available and thus possible to replicate. The quantitative analysis proceeds logically and is easy to understand.
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