Message boards : Wish list : Contribution to scientific publications
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The state of affairs in scientific publishing is indeed questionable... Some of our publications are here though. | |
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I am a bit curious to find out why I received only 2 publication badges although I am going to cross the 500 million credits barrier this week.^^ | |
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Michael, | |
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Michael, Unfortunately, not. Michael. ____________ President of Rechenkraft.net - Germany's first and largest distributed computing organization. | |
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I also noticed with the addition of this new study that others have a badge for a study in 2018 of which I contributed heavily to but it seems I do not have this badge. | |
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I also noticed with the addition of this new study that others have a badge for a study in 2018 of which I contributed heavily to but it seems I do not have this badge. I don't see it either. If users like Stoneageman, Retvari Zoltan or you don't have it then I doubt anyone does. It's not on the science page either. | |
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Zoltan, Stoneageman, jjch and most others have the 2018 Study by Ferruz | |
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Zoltan, Stoneageman, jjch and most others have the 2018 Study by Ferruz The one you mentioned by Ferruz: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-19345-7 Dopamine D3 receptor antagonist reveals a cryptic pocket in aminergic GPCRs The recent one by Kapoor is different https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-11483-8 Dynamic and Kinetic Elements of µ-Opioid Receptor Functional Selectivity | |
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Yes I received the one by Kapoor but not Ferruz or Martinez-Rosell. | |
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Yes I received the one by Kapoor but not Ferruz or Martinez-Rosell. Same over here despite heavyloads of continuous contributions throughout recent years. I also remember having worked massively on DOERR tasks. Michael. ____________ President of Rechenkraft.net - Germany's first and largest distributed computing organization. | |
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Yes I received the one by Kapoor but not Ferruz or Martinez-Rosell. +1 at least in regard to the 2018 jobs... seems there will be a fix soon ____________ I would love to see HCF1 protein folding and interaction simulations to help my little boy... someday. | |
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The state of affairs in scientific publishing is indeed questionable... Some of our publications are here though. Hi Toni, "questionable": it is a nice way to say that... 1. I have friends in a french research center (CBIB -INRA CNRS - Bioinfo studies) so I can have access if I want 2. If we don't have a serious knowledge on the matter, it's really hard to read (understand) (this is my case). So, few people are concerned. => But still, may be YOU (the university Pompeu Fabra) can give access (like my friend in the CBIB team) to the publication for the crunchers who participaded on. I don't know the law on this matter and may be my friend make something illegal when they give me a publication I asked for. But well, before working on the law, put Turing and Linux support on the run, I would like to participate again :D PS: the second link is down Regards | |
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