8 Ways Journalists Can Access Academic Research for Free

Re:8 Ways Journalists Can Access Academic Research for Free by robwwilliams on Wednesday August 09, 2023 @12:53PM (#37065455)

Elephant in the room is missing as the author must know.

Sci-Hub is sparse for recent articles in certain notorious high profile journals. Authors are getting better about coughing funds to pay for open access at publication.

Yes, asking for reprint is still highly effective.

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Re:8 Ways Journalists Can Access Academic Research for Free by archangelsky on Wednesday August 09, 2023 @01:29PM (#37065968)

Also, annas-archive. Has Literally millions of science articles (including the ones from Sci-Hub) all preserved on there along with books. Definitely better then Google Scholar imo.

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Re:8 Ways Journalists Can Access Academic Research for Free by kzrdude on Wednesday August 09, 2023 @03:10PM (#37067150)

First time I hear about it. Are they likely to stay online, has there been any challenges?

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Re:8 Ways Journalists Can Access Academic Research for Free by kergonath on Wednesday August 09, 2023 @03:23PM (#37067309)

> Definitely better then Google Scholar imo.

It’s not at all in the same niche as Google Scholar. GS is a search engine to legitimate sources for scientific articles. It’s about finding where the articles are, not about getting the articles themselves.

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