MSRL in the news
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UW researchers show COVID-19 preprint data remains largely unchanged after peer review, The Badger Herald
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Most preprint studies of COVID-19 hold up through peer-review, UW-Madison News
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Academia’s missing references, OpenCitations
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Women Experience Authorship Disputes More Often Than Men, Optics and Photonics News
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Women Experience Authorship Disputes More Than Men, Inside Higher Ed
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Exploring the role of gender in scholarly authorship disputes, Science Daily
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Survey shows that women are more likely to experience technical paper authorship disagreements, Phys Org
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Women more likely to experience author disputes when publishing their research, Physics World
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Exploring the Role of Gender in Scholarly Authorship Disputes, News Wise
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Study finds women receive less credit for their work in academic publications, Devdiscourse
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women receive less credit for their work in academic publications, LifeStyle
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Crossing a significant threshold: more than one billion citations, OpenCitations
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Artificial-intelligence tools aim to tame the coronavirus literature, Nature Technology Feature
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Black Scientists Held Back by Perceptions of Their Priorities, New York Times
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AI and big data predict which research will influence future medical treatments, Phys.org
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A Novel Way to Value IP, Holland & Knight LLP
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Predicting Translational Progress from Citations of NIH-Supported Fundamental Research, NIH Open Mike
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New NIH Resource to Analyze Biomedical Research Citations: The Open Citation Collection, NIH Open Mike
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The quiet rise of the NIH’s hot new metric, Nature News