"Excellent idea, an important tool especially for new scientists and researchers. Congratulations!" Over 90% of Journals now support some form of self-archiving [1] "...in all four disciplines and all 28 subfields analyzed, the open access articles have a citation advantage ranging from 25% - 250%" [2] Many funding bodies now require or request self-archiving [3] |
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For Individual Researchers...
Quick to create an easily maintained web page with your
list of publications, using a web browser. Enter references directly
or upload as bibtex, EndNote, ReferenceManager, PubMed / MEDLINE (NCBI, NLM, NIH).
Extra features: Link to full-text copies on journal websites and institutional repositories or upload PDFs to create your own personal preprint archive; space for abstract, keywords and notes as well as standard citation fields; space for a bio and research interests; make your work easier to find and cite.
Standard version free for individual use |
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For Research Groups and Departments...
A comprehensive record of research output is an important resource for funding bodies, reports, departmental web pages and prospective staff. But providing the necessary information can be a time-consuming and frustrating process for researchers without the right tools. With PublicationsList.org, your staff have a convenient and user-friendly web based system that serves both their own record-keeping needs and the needs of the department. Complete or selected lists can also be embedded in departmental web sites and users' own academic home pages. |



