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superchemistryclasses Ā· 3 months ago
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Understanding the 2020 Impact Factor of Nature Chemistry: Insights & Analysis
Introduction Nature Chemistry is one of the most influential journals in the field of chemical sciences. Published by Nature Publishing Group (NPG), it features cutting-edge research that explores a broad range of chemistry disciplines, from organic and inorganic chemistry to biochemistry and materials science. Over the years, Nature Chemistry has gained an unparalleled reputation for publishing…
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arda-conference Ā· 2 years ago
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How To Publish Research Papers In High Impact Factor Journals?
Having one’s experimentation findings and outcomes published is an integral part of their career as a professional researcher. However, writing is not exactly the most attractive of undertakings for all researchers as getting an article published can be a very long and tedious process. Fortunately, every one of the many obstacles that arise with the prospect of writing and publishing research work can be avoided by staying prepared and getting to know about the common step-by-step process of having a research paper published.
Read more here:- https://www.ardaconference.com/blog/how-to-publish-research-paper-in-journal/
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sherry0309 Ā· 2 years ago
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How to query the impact factor and related information of a journal?
To query journal impact factors and related information, you can use the JCR database, Journal Citation Reports, JCR for short. In addition to querying journal impact factors and partitions, the JCR database can also: create, store, and export reports more easily; present data in a clearer and more accurate way of visualization; and interconnect data with Web of Science core collections.
If you cannot use the JCR database, you can use Ourelib. This website integrates many databases. Download and install the client on the Ourelib website, and log in to the client to enter the resource library to use the database.
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For example: log in the client to enter the resource library, click on the name of "JCR" to use the database.
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For example, query the journal impact factor of "CELL".
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The impact factor of "CELL" in the past 5 years.
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Journal impact factor ranking.
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Join the Ourelib member, and there are a large number of professional databases in the resource library that can be used.
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cogitoergodeusnonest Ā· 2 years ago
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Journal ranks 2022
As I’ve done every year for the last 15 years, I can now present the 2022 conservation / ecology / sustainability journal ranks based on my (published) journal-ranking method. Although both the Clarivate (Impact Factor, Journal Citation Indicator, Immediacy Index) and Scopus (CiteScore, Source-Normalised Impact Per Paper, SCImago Journal Rank) values have been out for about a month or so, the…
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bougiebutchbinch Ā· 2 months ago
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Intersectionality, disability, and being 'one of the good ones'
I am 'one of the good ones'.
I have been told this, verbatim, by various healthcare professionals.
This is because I have a severe manifestation of my disease - worse than 90% of what my specialist sees - but to their eyes, unlike most in the same bracket, I am driven to maintain as much mobility as possible.
I do the work I need to in order to remain able to work, even at a greatly reduced capacity (even if this constant effort towards condition management means making lots of sacrifices in my social and personal life). This makes me a 'good disabled person'.
This entire concept is fascinating to me - not least for the conflation of 'good' and 'has worth within a capitalist society'. It's also hugely damaging to other disabled people.
First off: I'm privileged in that one of my diseases at least, CAN have symptoms mitigated by medication, (ridiculous amounts of) physio, and surgery, even if it is still degenerative and the overall problem remains. A lot of folks have diseases that, whether due to the intractable processes involved, or medical neglect and lack of research, have no treatment whatsoever.
I'm privileged because I genuinely love my job. There are problems, don't get me wrong, but it's on its way to being a decent-paying, well-respected career that I can do from a wheelchair. People who work my job are typically treated well by society. There are strong protections in place to defend my rights as a disabled person, and though managers absolutely try to cut corners, those legal protections are still there. I find fulfilment in this work, to the point I would still do it in a perfect post-capitalist society without monetary gain. Although many people are ableist to me on a day-to-day basis, on the whole, people in this sector are somewhat educated about patient rights and disability advocation.
Why would I have any motivation to maintain my ability to work, if I was paid a poverty wage and treated like dirt for what I did for a living, on top of facing structural and interpersonal ableism?
I'm privileged because I have a loving family who help me with ADLs. While we still have our issues, they never make me feel 'lesser' for being disabled. While we used to be working class, we got very lucky and now live a comfortable middle class life, which means I have a stable home in a country with universal healthcare, that I am not in immediate danger of losing. We live together, so I receive care from them, and we get along excellently. They support me, and help me to achieve my goals.
How could I do the ridiculous amounts of extra physio and symptom management work I need to do if I didn't have people who were happy to help me cook, clean, and care for myself? How could I keep track of my medication and doctors appointments if I didn't have people who understand my memory problems and help me? How could I have the energy to work on controlling my condition - as much as it can be controlled - if I was constantly worrying about making rent or where my next meal was going to come from?
And finally, my mental health is in a genuinely good place! I do suffer from some long-term mental health problems, but they're managed and treatable, and I haven't had a severe episode in years.
How could I focus on looking after my body if my mind was constantly under attack from itself?
It's like... yeah, I've worked extremely hard to get where I am, and achieved rare results. I'm glad that's acknowledged by my healthcare team. But every day I am reminded that I would never have made it this far, had circumstances been different. That people across the world put in the exact same effort as me, and receive none of the results or the praise.
Caling me 'one of the good ones' isn't a compliment. It's a backhanded put-down to other, more vulnerable members of the disabled community. I think those of us who are classed as 'The Virtuous And Hardworking Disabled' do need to be conscientious of this. We should challenge this attitude where we can, even if we have diseases or manifestations that may be classed as 'more severe' than others.
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starcurtain Ā· 1 year ago
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Woke: Alhaitham sold his grandmother's house and moved into the research center because he didn't like living in an empty home with so many memories.
Also woke: Alhaitham sold his grandmother's house and moved into the research center because it was the last remaining tie he had to Kaveh, and taking ownership of it ensured that Kaveh would have to communicate with him again at least one more time.
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literaryhistories Ā· 6 months ago
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to all the fellow academics, may you survive the "so what do you actually do at work" season
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abirddogmoment Ā· 2 months ago
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many of my dog friends are dealing with their first ever ticks this year so please take this as a reminder if you're in north america to get your dog on flea/tick preventative and check them regularly!!!
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sovamurka Ā· 7 months ago
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Um, so somehow we ended up with "Ma Meilleure Ennemie" getting so many views that for now its only competitor in this regard is "To Ashes and Blood".
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castiellesbian Ā· 2 years ago
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The thing is it couldn't have been any ship other than destiel. 12 years of queer baiting was the special ingredient to cause that level of hysteria.
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moonlit-tulip Ā· 26 days ago
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Over time, I'm growing increasingly convinced that a lot of the craft underlying what people-into-storytelling call 'writing' isn't actually really about writing at all, and it would be useful for many people—me included—to swap over to some different term, like maybe 'storytelling'.
Because, in my experience, the goals pursued by me and by most of the people in my fiction-creation-focused social circles aren't particularly constrained to what's easy to render in prose. They're much more about conveying things to audiences, in ways which prose can certainly be helpful for but which other things can also be helpful for.
To bring up a topical example: Deltarune is a game which is very effective at its storytelling, able to deliver high-impact moments at pretty high density. And it's true that a decent chunk of that is down to being well-written; Toby Fox is, in fact, a pretty skilled wordsmith. But a lot of it is also down to other things: music, art and animation, timing, et cetera. The writing is just one component of many in the overall soup of Factors Behind Deltarune Being Good.
As such, it strikes me as worthwhile to view a lot of the skills traditionally touted as writing skills—plotting, characterization, pacing, et cetera—as, instead, more general storytelling skills. Skills which are more specifically writing skills still very much exist—various elements of how to write good prose, good dialogue, et cetera—but they're not the main mass of what most people are thinking of when they talk about writing skill. The main mass of 'writing' skills apply just as well to such things as text-free comics, voice-free animation, silent-protagonist-explores-abandoned-ruins games, and so forth, even if they're made without any writing-per-se involved in the process at all.
There are many tools which can help with telling a given story. Writing is one. But the writing isn't the story; it's just a medium through which the story can be conveyed. The difference is important.
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coffee-cait Ā· 1 year ago
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新幓快樂!! ę­å–œē™¼č²”!! 身體偄康!!
Happy year of the dragon everyone!
And to everyone celebrating that played lantern rite and found Gaming a little too scarily relatable with the fam experience... same šŸ˜‚
(yes I'm still Gaming brained, don't tell the elders)
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salemoleander Ā· 1 year ago
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Pearl's new ep has me like 🄺
In addition to just being so impressed & delighted by Wordle, it's incredibly heartwarming to see the amount of inspiration that cycles through the Hermits
The aspect ratio change during her montage feels very inspired by Bdubs. Calling it a montage like a tongue-in-cheek callback to Mumbo's last ep, where he insisted that despite technically being a montage, he'll always call what he does timelapses. Tango coming and helping add extra musical feedback to the game, an aspect of minigame design that Etho really focused on a few seasons ago. She plans on adding custom Cub fireworks to celebrate wins.
To be clear this is entirely Pearl's achievement, this isn't meant to give other people credit for 8+ hours of work and design. It has just really reminded me that Joe Hills' description of the Hermits as an artists' collective is Extremely Accurate. I'm eternally delighted to see the echoes of artistic inspiration every Hermit takes & gives back to the server
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purplebutwarhammer Ā· 3 months ago
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The idea of gender swapping Primarchs is kind of an interesting subject to me, mainly because for some of them I don’t think there’d be much change personality/backstory wise but for others I think it’d have a massive impact on how they turned out
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elitist-asshole Ā· 2 months ago
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i cannot fucking believe acfc fans and media bullied laity into better sub strategy and as a result we BEAT THE SPIRIT AT AUDI??????
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bayetea Ā· 5 months ago
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Thoughts on Luke? just curious, i love all your pjo stuff and i saw that you like thaluke so šŸ‘€
(resisting the urge to say "no one gets him like I do") to be completely honest barring that one thing luke is probably the best written original character in the entire percy jackson franchise
#clearly understood motivations āœ… greek tragedy āœ… inner turmoil and grief āœ… bad bitch factor āœ… drives the story forward āœ…#makes hard choices āœ… represents themes of the narrative āœ… has intense relationships with others āœ… isn't written to be likable āœ…#narrative recognizes that he treats others badly āœ… doesn't overstay his welcome in the franchise āœ… has his own internal logic āœ…#makes BAD choices āœ… character arc āœ… has agency in his morally unsound decisions āœ… has personality āœ…#takes a strong stance on issues presented in the text āœ… faces consequences for his actions āœ… has a strong impact on other characters āœ… etc#note that these are about luke himself and not anything else i.e. not a commentary on the narrative as a whole#like if we can just ignore the absolutely bizarre annabeth stuff that came up in the end then I don't actually have much to critique about#luke. which is a rarity because I have shit to say about how rick has written basically everyone else lol#I will say that while luke has some banger lines I don't care for some of his dialogue between tlt and tlo#like sometimes it reaches cartoonish villainy even for a kids book which makes it harder to take him seriously lol#pls don't read this and be one of those ā€œso you CONDONE the villain's actions???ā€ people. like come on#luke castellan#pjo hoo toa tsats#rick riordan#percy jackson#rr crit#<- tagging for the comment about his dialogue just to be safe I guess
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