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Journals and their impact factors
Impact Factor Distortions For this reason, I have seen curricula vitae in which a scientist annotates each of his or her publications with its journal impact factor listed to three significant decimal places (for example, 11.345). And in some nations, … Continue reading
Free access to archived articles in mathematical journals of Elsevier
The details and list of the journals with full archives (the first issue–2008) can be found here.
Academic salaries
An interesting statistics on academic salaries: Average faculty salaries 2011-2012 And also an opinion: Do college professors work hard enough?
Elsevier, mathematicians and everyone else…
This is an update on my post The cost of knowledge. Mathematicians take a stand — We survey the reasons for the ongoing boycott of the publisher Elsevier. We examine Elsevier’s pricing and bundling policies, restrictions on dissemination by authors, and lapses … Continue reading
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