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Research Article: “Gender Inequality in Research Productivity During the COVID-19 Pandemic”(Preprint)
Data Files, Journal Articles, News, Open Access, Productivity
|The following research article (preprint) was recently shared on arXiv. Title Gender Inequality in Research Productivity During the COVID-19 Pandemic Authors Ruomeng Cui Emory University Hao Ding Goizueta Emory University Feng Zhu Harvard University Source via arXiv arXiv:2006.10499 Abstract We study the disproportionate impact of the lockdown as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak on […]
Research Paper: “COVID-19 Amplifies Gender Disparities in Research” (Preprint)
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|The following research paper (preprint) was posted to arXiv. Title COVID-19 Amplifies Gender Disparities in Research Authors Goran Muric USC Information Sciences Institute USC Department of Computer Science Kristina Lerman USC Information Sciences Institute USC Department of Computer Science Emilio Ferrara USC Information Sciences Institute USC Department of Computer Science USC Annenberg School of Communication […]
A New Issue of Collaborative Librarianship (12.1) is Now Available Online
Libraries, Management and Leadership, New Issue, News, Productivity, Public Libraries
|Collaborative Librarianship, Volume 12, Issue 1 In This Issue: Editorial Collaboration in a Time of Crisis: Lessons from COVID-19 Michael Levine-Clark and Jill Emery Columns What Collaboration Means to Us: Trust, Laughter, & Scholarly Productivity Monica Rysavy and Russell Michalak What Collaboration Means to Us: Access Is Lost – What now? Michael Ladisch and Beth […]
The following research article (preprint) was recently shared on arXiv. Title Gender Disparities in International Research Collaboration: A Large-Scale Bibliometric Study of 25,000 University Professors Authors Professor Marek Kwiek Center for Public Policy Studies, Director UNESCO Chair in Institutional Research and Higher Education Policy University of Poznan, Poland Dr. Wojciech Roszka Poznan University of Business […]
Note From infoDOCKET Founder/Editor, Gary Price: In addition to now being able to access the Wayback Machine “deleted page ” service directly from the Brave Browser (discussed below) it’s also available to users of Firefox and Chrome via browser add-ons (free). I’ve been using it for several years and find it very useful. From Bleeping […]
The World Employment and Social Outlook – Trends 2020 report was published today by the International Labour Organization. An interactive data tool is also available. From ILO Summary This report provides an overview of global and regional trends in employment, unemployment, labour force participation and productivity, as well as dimensions of job quality such as […]
The research article and the media coverage of it linked to below were published today by PeerJ and Science. Title Peer Reviews Disproportionately Harm Underrepresented Groups in STEM Authors Nyssa J. Silbiger California State University, Northridge Amber D. Stubler Occidental College Source PeerJ 7:e8247 DOI: 10.7717/peerj.8247 Abstract Background Peer reviewed research is paramount to the advancement of […]
The following full text research article (preprint) is scheduled for publication in an upcoming issue (Vol. 20 No. 1) of portal: Libraries and the Academy published by Johns Hopkins University Press. Title Attitudes of North American Academics Toward Open Access Scholarly Journals Authors Elizabeth D. Dalton University of Tennessee Carol Tenopir Middle Tennessee State University […]
The following preprint was recently posted on bioRxiv. Title bioRxiv: the Preprint Server Authors Richard SeverTed RoederSamantha HindleLinda SussmanKevin John BlackJanet ArgentineWayne ManosJohn R. Inglis Affiliation of All Authors: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Source via bioRxivDOU: 10.1101/833400 Abstract The traditional publication process delays dissemination of new research, often by months, sometimes by years. Preprint servers […]
From The Wall St. Journal: A tool that Microsoft Corp. introduced Monday uses artificial intelligence to automatically generate Wikipedia-like pages of information about a company’s products, projects and customers. The employee-productivity tool, Project Cortex, is part of the Microsoft 365 software and will be available to all enterprise customers early next year. [Clip] The tool uses AI models […]