Names - Science topic

I have a construct with four dimensions. I name the construct as X and the four dimensions as a, b, c and d. and the dependent variable is named as Y. In this case, after my hypothesis testing, only a and b positively related to Y is supported, but not c and d. Under this situation, I was asked to test the influence of X on Y ( a must). Now, can I say that X positively related to Y, when half of the dimensions (a,b) only support the positive relationship with Y? Where can I find the reference, please? Thank you!

I am experiencing difficulty putting citations in author-year format. The Template says it uses natbib for author-year citations. However, when I use \citet{ID number}, It shows question mark in front of authors name.

Example:

Recently, a generalised neural network model was proposed by (author?) [1] for solving partial differential equations

The error is: Package natbib Warning: Author undefined for citation`raissi_physics-informed_2019' on page 2 on input line 134.

Template: https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/springer-nature-latex-template/gsvvftmrppwq

My reference:

@article{raissi_physics-informed_2019,

title = {Physics-informed neural networks: {A} deep learning framework for solving forward and inverse problems involving nonlinear partial differential equations},

volume = {378},

issn = {0021-9991},

shorttitle = {Physics-informed neural networks},

url = {https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0021999118307125},

doi = {10.1016/j.jcp.2018.10.045},

abstract = {We introduce physics-informed neural networks – neural networks that are trained to solve supervised learning tasks while respecting any given laws of physics described by general nonlinear partial differential equations. In this work, we present our developments in the context of solving two main classes of problems: data-driven solution and data-driven discovery of partial differential equations. Depending on the nature and arrangement of the available data, we devise two distinct types of algorithms, namely continuous time and discrete time models. The first type of models forms a new family of data-efficient spatio-temporal function approximators, while the latter type allows the use of arbitrarily accurate implicit Runge–Kutta time stepping schemes with unlimited number of stages. The effectiveness of the proposed framework is demonstrated through a collection of classical problems in fluids, quantum mechanics, reaction–diffusion systems, and the propagation of nonlinear shallow-water waves.},

language = {en},

urldate = {2022-01-31},

journal = {Journal of Computational Physics},

author = {Raissi, M. and Perdikaris, P. and Karniadakis, G. E.},

month = feb,

year = {2019},

keywords = {Data-driven scientific computing, Machine learning, Nonlinear dynamics, Predictive modeling, Runge–Kutta methods},

pages = {686--707},

file = {ScienceDirect Snapshot:/home/hell/Zotero/storage/62WUGXLX/S0021999118307125.html:text/html},

}

This unwelcome email made it into my inbox, and since I like to keep my inbox free of unwelcome spam, I am starting a thread on this particular publisher so that I hopefully will never receive an "invitation" from this particular "publisher" again. The email has many if not all the hallmarks of a typical email sent from a predatory publisher.

Trends in Anatomy and Physiology (ISSN: 2640-7752) | DOI: 10.24966/TAP-7752 | Google Scholar| NLM ID: 101731839 | Scientific Indexing Services ID: 6732

Dear Dr (My Name),

I hope this mail finds you well.

We were quite impressed with your prior work, and we believe that your contribution to the journal will help to further expand its scholarly reach.

It gives us great pleasure to ask you to contribute some interesting articles for publication in the upcoming issue to our journal Trends in Anatomy and Physiology

Submission date: March 30, 2023.

If this is a short notice, please do send short review or a short commentary (or other type of article).

Please submit your manuscript as an attachment to this mail (Contact address of the supposed journal)

Waiting for your positive response.

Regards,

(Name of the supposed sender of the email, probably a fake name anyway)

Herald Scholarly Open Access

USA

When preparing an article, you cannot change geographical names, species names and especially similar words in methodology. Can you share your thoughts on this issue?

For publishing transformation related method I need name of some journals without costing us Article Processing Charges. Kindly help.

There is a serious problem about the authors of a recent publication of my reasearch team. Wrong authors have been automatically registred in ResearchGate : Angelo Castrorao Barba, Pilar Diante-Blasco, Manuel Castro-Priegi, Giuseppe Bazan, etc...

I removed these wrong names yesterday, and I put the correct names as in the following reference:

LE VOT, T.; COHEN, M.; NOWAK, M.; PASSY, P.; SUMERA, F. 2024. Resilience of Terraced Landscapes to Human and Natural Impacts: A GIS-Based Reconstruction of Land Use Evolution in a Mediterranean Mountain Valley. Land 2024, Special issue Resilience of Historical Landscapes, 13, 592. https://doi.org/10.3390/land13050592

Unfortunately the error is remaining in your database, and I received this morning a mail referring this paper as written by Castrorao et al. (see joined image). This error is only found in the ResearhGate system, the Doi number is correct, the reference has been saved correcty in the Hal-cnrs system (hal-04566042, version 1), with my ORCID number (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3411-2647) and on the Google scholar website.

On the Google website, wrong references from ResearchGate are mixed with the correct reference by MDPI, the errors refer to the name of the authors and to the title.

Please, could you solve this problem urgently, delete these wrong references in your system, and change the number of reads and recommandations to my account ?

Thank you in advance

Marianne Cohen and co-authors

Regarding the nomenclature of galactans found in agarophytes, which is the correct name for the polysaccharide: "agaran" or "agar"? Why is there so much confusion about the use of this term?

Dear Sir/Madam,

I hope that this email finds you well.

My name on the paper entitled "Fertility Table and Thermal Requirements for the Development of Callosobruchus maculatus (F) Reared on Different Legume Seeds" is wrong. I am the first author, and my name is Ahmed Rashed, not Ayman Rashed, as mentioned in the original paper at the Journal"of Plant Protection and Pathology, Mansoura University., Vol. 15 (1):25–31, 2024. Please ensure that and correct my name on the paper.

Best regards,

Rashed

I always encounter polycyclic compounds at work but I do not see many resources explaining how to name them. I know the basic of naming of bicyclic compounds (the ones placed inside square brackets) which helped me figure out the naming of polycyclic compounds. The latter uses exponents in their notation. For example, the name of the first compound is tricyclo[4.3.1.1^{3,8}]undecan-4-amine (the supposedly exponents are inside the brackets "{ }"). How are the 3 and 8 assigned?

The second compound is named 6-(propan-2-yl)-4,5-diazatricyclo[6.2.2.0^{?,?}]dodeca-2(7),5-dien-3-one. The supposedly exponents do not show due to typographical error. How is the exponents for this one determined?

Hello,

There is an error concerning the publication https://www.researchgate.net/publication/369560828_Non_recours_aux_services_d'accueil_temps_libre_et_aux_milieux_d'accueil_de la petite_enfance_de_l'ONE

I am the author, as is Anne-Françoise Dusart, but our names do not appear on the technical report. How can we change this?

Thank you

Joëlle Mottint

One of the authors names appear wrongly or I don't know how. So i'm kindly asking your support so as to replace his name with eth correct author name.

Wrong Name: Mohamed Sharaf

Correct name: Nadia Mohamed Sharaf

..

name of my eldest son

I am reaching out to inquire about water benchmark values for specific processes within the potash industry, namely carnallite decomposition, sylvinite washing, and vacuum-cooling crystallization. As part of my research, I am interested in obtaining water benchmark values expressed in cubic meters of water per ton of potash product. I would greatly appreciate any insights or data you could provide on this matter.

Additionally, I am seeking water benchmark values for the phosphate mining industry, specifically expressed in cubic meters of water per ton of rock phosphate product. If you have any information or resources related to water benchmarking in the phosphate mining sector, I would be grateful for your assistance.

Furthermore, I am interested in exploring water benchmarking software for the potash and phosphate mining industry. If you are aware of any software solutions or companies offering such tools, I would appreciate your recommendations or insights.

If you are unable to assist with my inquiries directly, I would be grateful if you could direct me to any relevant information sources, publications, or industry contacts where I may find the information I am seeking. Many thanks.

Can I make a phylogenetic tree from multiple plant biological name within the family, or, from distant family?

Thanks in advance.

I want to know the scientific name of this species of "dragonfly" photographed by my friend the photographer Giacomo Pugliese in Oman last month?

Are Mark/Marc the same name spelled differently? How do call them from the terminological viewpoint? Homophonic forenames? Cognates from Latin Marcus? What are they? What about Steven and Stephen?

What if Marc is not an English word at all? Marc is actually the Welsh spelling of Mark. So in terms of the question, are they English homophones? I don’t think so. Homophones, but not English homophones.

What about Shaun/Sean then? Or even Seaghán, Seón, Shaun, Shawn, Seann, Seaghán, Shaine, Sean? The name is Irish, the various spellings appear to be transliterations into English of Seaghán. Alternative spellings are just that, not homophones?

I have no doubts about Gene / Jean which are a genuine homophone. One is Masculine, the other feminine. Those are not alternative spellings. Similarly, Jean may be pronounced as Gene or as Jan (similar to the French) and is a genuine homograph. As a masculine it may even (exceptionally) be pronounced John, and is still a homograph.

Paleontology/mammalogy/taxonomy colleagues! Does anyone have a complete citation (or, in a perfect world, a PDF) for Nordmann, 1850, the paper in which the Tribe Camelini was named?

My name is Dr. Oyeyemi Omolayo OLADIMEJI and the co-author name is Dr. Gbolaro Babatunde OLORODE. I will appreciate if it can be rectified.

My experimental environment is Linux6.1, and the real-time patch preempt_rt has been applied to improve the real-time performance of the network.

I checked the relevant papers and saw a lock mentioned in the paper, as shown by the arrow in the attached picture (the original link is here: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8501912/citations?tabFilter=papers#citations)

The paper shows that when the interrupt processing thread of the network card driver enters the softirq mechanism of the CPU, the thread will try to acquire the softirq_lock lock.

However, I did not find a variable named softirq_lock in the source code. Can anyone tell me what the name of this lock is in the source code? Thank you! ! This has been bothering me for two months

I cannot find a means of attaching the document (a paper I published) to the message from the person who made the request.

Alternatively, could you provide an email address for the requester, who has provided a name but no address.

Derek Mottershead

One with my previous position as Lecturer of Clinical Pathology in Fayoum University and the other with my current position as Associate Professor of Clinical Pathology in Fayoum University.

How can I add the name of the journal in which my articles are published?

Как я могу добавить название журнала, в котором опубликованы мои статьи, если РесерчГейт это название не находит?

Hello,

I performed a Correspondence analysis on species count data associated with 2 illustrative (qualitative) variables. the problem is that the data set is : (i) relatively small and (ii) I have concatenated two factors in one (i.e: Health state (binary) - the name of a species (3 different species)) as one supplementary variable.

I expected to get Dim 1 & Dim 2 to be represented each by one of the two supplementary variables but the results were different as I got Health state on the first Dim along with the second additional illustrative variable and the second Dim explained by the name of the species.

I'm confused! should I continue interpreting or perform an ACM?

The research gate url for a lab consists of the name of the lab + the name of the lab's head - can't it be limited to the nameof the lab?

I tried to include the name of the periodic where I have published an article. However, the name wasn´t on the list and I could not include it.

I have notice that my last name is misspelled and I would like to change it to the correct one: Monica Torreiro-Casal. Thanks

as above

Scientific results, at least those generated by individuals holding positions at universities or at publicly financed research institutes, should be openly accessible to all people worldwide.

In order to be able to access a publication, often a fee will be charged by the publisher. For open access publication the authors have to pay quite a lot of money, and many researchers are simply not able to achieve this. Certainly the main community of researchers is not at all happy with this situation.

During the last decades, publishing -- fortunately ! -- changed from costly print versions to much cheaper electronic versions. Meanwhile it is quite easy to set up an electronic journal and ... to make money with such a business ! Not rarely a publisher tends to not taking peer review seriously, since rejecting a submission means less income. Quite a number of journals and publishers have meanwhile even been classified as "predatory" and an author should better check carefully, to which journal she/he should submit her/his work.

Let me briefly report a case, in which I have been -- and I am still -- involved. The original publisher of the Journal of Generalized Lie Theory and Applications (GLTA) was Astralgo Science in Estonia. In those days I was asked to join the Editorial Board. Later this journal moved to Ashdin Publishing, then OMICS and finally Hilaris, alleged "predatory" publishers according to quite a number of sources in the internet. Apart from a strange description under "About the Journal", on the GLTA website

https://www.hilarispublisher.com/generalized-theory-applications.html

we read

"Fast Editorial Execution and Review Process (FEE-Review Process)

Authors who are willing to publish their articles under this mode can make a pre-payment of $99 towards express peer-review and editorial decision. First editorial decision in 3 days and final decision with review comments in 5 days from the date of submission."

It should be obvious to any serious scientist, that this is not compatible with any reasonable peer review process. I asked the publisher to remove my name from the Editorial Board and at least one of the Editors-in-chief followed me. No response at all and no action. Lately GLTA even published total nonsense articles under the name of respectable scientists who had nothing to do with it !

Long ago I had rejected several submissions to GLTA that landed on my desk. But since many years I have not received anything anymore from the editorial office. The editors-in-chief should know, which of the published papers actually went through a peer review process.

Authors in general have to transfer copyright to the publisher and lose their own right in this way.

As the above example in my opinion clearly shows, this could drive the publisher to decrease the level of scientific quality.

It is also not understandable that an author has to pay for keeping the right to her/his own work.

A major revolution in scientific publishing has been the creation of the arXiv by Paul Ginsparg in 1991. Of course, we also have to thank Donald Knuth for his ingenious TeX and Leslie Lamport for the somewhat more user-friendly LaTeX.

We should only take submission to a journal into consideration, if the publisher allows us to store a corresponding preprint version in the arXiv. There are even journals (like Communications in Mathematical Physics) which require that authors send their work to the arXiv prior to submission.

Posting in the arXiv also allows other scientists to send private comments to the authors, which offers a chance to improve their work. I'm typically waiting at least a month from arXiving a paper to submission to a journal.

Some authors send their work from one publisher to the next until it gets published somewhere, without prior posting in the arXiv. This occupies editors and referees and should not be considered a decent scientific behavior in my opinion. Isn't it a bit sneaky ?

The availability of a preprint version (which can even be updated) in the arXiv makes payment for open access publishing redundant, in my opinion.

Sure, the arXiv is a great thing, but we do need services to maintain and increase scientific quality.

There are "overlay journals" like SIGMA, strongly connected with the arXiv. Perhaps this is a substantial part of the future of publishing.

In my opinion, a good quality of scientific publishing can in fact only be achieved via a good editorial board, which has full rights to decide about publication or rejection. There are certainly also questions concerning the way of constituting an editorial board, election of members, choice and quality of referees, etc. But this is a more restricted problem.

If we are asked to join the editorial board of some journal, we should think twice and check the journal carefully. If it makes a good impression, this does not mean that this will be so forever. In particular not if there is a publishing business behind it.

First, we should not forget that also the arXiv needs funding ! It seems that the system works well presently, but perhaps the scientific community should support it even more.

In my opinion, scientific publishing, as a business and at least in the realm of journals, has no future. More public funding will be necessary to establish and maintain an independent academic publishing structure.

Clearly a lot has already been written about scientific publishing and the problems connected with it. I did not read it all, sorry ! But I do hope that I did not miss some of the most important aspects.

Take care !

Folkert

Hello,

I'm seeking recommendations for safe and reliable software to anonymize CT scan images for research.

While DICOMCleaner has been our go-to for removing DOB, names, and other PHI, it's become outdated and prone to frequent crashes. Your suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance.

Hi all,

I am trying to harmonise taxonomic information in a dataset from a biodiversity study. So far I've tried several functions within the taxize package in RStudio.

I was referring to Grenié et al. (2022) ( )for best practices and got the impression that the R package taxize is one of the most reliable tools for this task.

However, many users report issues with this approach where repositories (e.g. Encyclopedia of Life) have suspended or limited their support for these services, rendering them unusable.

Hence my question: what R packages and online repositories do folks prefer to use to harmonise taxonomic data?

I appreciate your time to read my question and am grateful for any help you may provide.

All the best,

Giulio

I'm trying to run transistor IV measurement, especially Vg sweep. I've been successful in programming other equipments such as Agilent 4156c, Keithley 2400 sourcemeter, etc, so now I'm trying to program Agilent B1500A.

I connected my laptop with B1500A using GPIB-USB-HS, and I installed all drivers needed. I confirmed that B1500 responsed IDN command using NI-VISA Test Panel.

Moreover, I found this website that could help me program B1500A with python in my laptop.

According to this website, I used the code as below and finally I tried to run this, and the error 'VisaIOError: VI_ERROR_TMO (-1073807339): Timeout expired before operation completed.' occured in ''# set data output format (required!)

b1500.data_format(21, mode=1) #call after SMUs are initialized to get names for the channels''.

However, even without the line above,

''# choose measurement mode

b1500.meas_mode('STAIRCASE_SWEEP', *b1500.smu_references) #order in smu_references determines order of measurement'' also results the same error.

This error might caused by the former line, and does anybody know the solutions for this?

I'd really appreciate it if anybody could help me.

Thank you.

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import pyvisa

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

from pymeasure.instruments.agilent import AgilentB1500

# Define your instrument's VISA resource string

instrument_visa_address = "GPIB0::17::INSTR"

# Initialize PyVISA resource manager

rm = pyvisa.ResourceManager()

# Open a connection to the instrument

try:

instrument = rm.open_resource(instrument_visa_address, timeout=100000)

print(f"Connected to instrument: {instrument.query('*IDN?')}")

except pyvisa.VisaIOError as e:

print(f"Failed to connect to instrument: {e}")

exit()

# Initialize Agilent B1500A instrument

b1500 = AgilentB1500(instrument)

# explicitly define r/w terminations; set sufficiently large timeout in milliseconds or None.

b1500=AgilentB1500(instrument_visa_address)

# query SMU config from instrument and initialize all SMU instances

b1500.initialize_all_smus()

# set data output format (required!)

b1500.data_format(21, mode=1) #call after SMUs are initialized to get names for the channels

# choose measurement mode

b1500.meas_mode('STAIRCASE_SWEEP', *b1500.smu_references) #order in smu_references determines order of measurement

# settings for individual SMUs

for smu in b1500.smu_references:

smu.enable() #enable SMU

smu.adc_type = 'HRADC' #set ADC to high-resoultion ADC

smu.meas_range_current = '10uA'

smu.meas_op_mode = 'COMPLIANCE_SIDE' # other choices: Current, Voltage, FORCE_SIDE, COMPLIANCE_AND_FORCE_SIDE

# General Instrument Settings

# b1500.adc_averaging = 1

# b1500.adc_auto_zero = True

b1500.adc_setup('HRADC','AUTO',6)

#b1500.adc_setup('HRADC','PLC',1)

#Sweep Settings

b1500.sweep_timing(0,5,step_delay=0.1) #hold,delay

b1500.sweep_auto_abort(False,post='STOP') #disable auto abort, set post measurement output condition to stop value of sweep

# Sweep Source

nop = 11

Vg_start = -0.5

Vg_stop = 2.0

Vg_steps = 20

Vds_values = [0.0, 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, 0.8, 1.0, 1.2, 1.4, 1.6, 1.8, 2.0]

Vg_values = []

Ids_values = []

for Vg in np.linspace(Vg_start, Vg_stop, Vg_steps):

b1500.smu3.ramp_source('VOLTAGE','Auto Ranging',Vg, stepsize=0.1, pause=20e-3)

#type, mode, range, start, stop, steps, compliance

for Vds in Vds_values:

b1500.smu4.ramp_source('VOLTAGE','Auto Ranging',Vds, stepsize=0.1, pause=20e-3) #type, mode, range, start, stop, steps, compliance

#Start Measurement

b1500.check_errors()

b1500.clear_buffer()

b1500.clear_timer()

b1500.send_trigger()

# read measurement data all at once

b1500.check_idle() #wait until measurement is finished

data = b1500.read_data(2*nop) #Factor 2 because of double sweep

# Append gate voltage and drain current values to lists

Vg_values.append(Vg)

Ids_values.append(data[0][3])

# Plot Vg-Ids graph

plt.figure(figsize=(8, 6))

plt.plot(Vg_values, Ids_values, marker='o', linestyle='-')

plt.xlabel('Gate Voltage (V)')

plt.ylabel('Drain Current (A)')

plt.title('Vg-Ids Characteristics')

plt.grid(True)

plt.show()

'''

#alternatively: read measurement data live

meas = []

for i in range(nop*2):

read_data = b1500.read_channels(4+1) # 4 measurement channels, 1 sweep source (returned due to mode=1 of data_format)

# process live data for plotting etc.

# data format for every channel (status code, channel name e.g. 'SMU1', data name e.g 'Current Measurement (A)', value)

meas.append(read_data)

'''

#sweep constant sources back to 0V

b1500.smu3.ramp_source('VOLTAGE','Auto Ranging',0,stepsize=0.1,pause=20e-3)

b1500.smu4.ramp_source('VOLTAGE','Auto Ranging',0,stepsize=0.1,pause=20e-3)

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Hi! I got divorced so I changed back to my maiden name. How to add to my profile? It’s now Grace van Leeuwen/ Grace Caroline van Leeuwen

I highlighted the area where name and picture should be shown. thank you

I want to know the exact scientific name of this butterfly photographed in March in Abruzzo (central Italy)?

I want to add my publications to my profile, but two of them were added to another person with name like me.

How can I claim for those publications that they are mine?

Gon

The paper I have just uploaded is Lost but not forgotten in the Victorian Historical Journal.

I need to edit the title, which has my name at the end, rather than the full title.

This is:

Lost but not Forgotten: J.A. Gilfillan’s Painting of

Captain Cook’s Landing in 1770

I've attached two images. One has Elsevier's name on the journal's cover and Wolters Kluwer's on the other.

How can I correct wrong entries in ResearchGate, e.g. misspelled author names or citation of the wrong journal?

The URL assigned for my researchgate landing page is incorrect - it has my name wrong. How do I correct it to reflect my correct name?

Good afternoon

How can I find out the full name of my profile and edit it if necessary?

I am using the Springer Nature template and have chosen the sn-basic.bst document class for citations because I need the APA style format. However, I've noticed that this class automatically sorts the bibliography list based on the names of the authors, and I actually need the bibliography to be sorted according to the order of citation. How can I modify this sorting order?

Contrary to the name of this website, there are no researchers here. Only unrecognized geniuses. Why is that ?

Dear Colleagues,

The name of this "academic fraud" is Karen Jones.

Avoid at any cost.

Please read.

Regards,

Mirzakhmet Syzdykov, MSc

Satbayev University

I wish to find the doi of the article from journal's name, volume, and page. I believe that these information can uniquely determine the article ID (DOI). But as far as I searched with Google, no useful information is available. Google Scholar is not so convenient from this viewpoint. For me, it is tedious to repeat going to the journals' homepage and enter the vol. and pg. Thanks in advance for your kind suggestion,

Does someone knows what's the full name of Eisenia rosea (Savigny), including the publication year and whether or not auteur and publication year should be in between brackets.

Best wishes,

Chantal Martens

I learned that multiple researchers were successful obtain MOOCs datasets from Stanford via the CAROL website: https://datastage.stanford.edu/. The data request form was placed at http://carol.stanford.edu/research. However, recently the domain name carol.stanford.edu as well as the Center for Advanced Research through Online Learning (CAROL) disappeared on the Internet. Consequently, I have no way to request for my needed datasets.

Do you know another URL to submit the data request form, or any alternative solution/repository to obtain some MOOC learners' interaction data from well known course on Coursera or edX?

Thanks in advance

I have created a data matrix from a CSV file In R. But whenever I try saving the data matrix in .RData format or CSV format and reload it again, the "is.numeric(data_matrix) returns FALSE. the argument returned TRUE before saving in CSV or RData format.

The commands i tried for saving are:

write.csv(data_matrix, file = "matrix.csv") #not numeric

write.csv(data_matrix, "data.csv", row.names = FALSE, col.names = FALSE) #matrix numeric but column names changed to 1,2,3,4.....

write.csv(data_matrix, "data.csv", row.names = TRUE) #not_numeric

The commands used for reloading are:

data <- read.csv("data.csv", header = FALSE, sep = "\t")

Please suggest something. The format of the data matrix is like the CSV file attached.

Hello

Dear researchers

I have difficulty in finding reviewers names in Journals during submission of manuscript.

Where can I find their names ?

Please help

Thank you.

If you must advice farmer in terms of frost management for a Peach, what will you take into account?. Name and discuss five (5) passive methods of frost protection and five (5) active methods that can be considered?

How to add manually a conference poster co-author to the publication page if that co-author is not at RG? The problem I have with this is that it seems to be impossible to add someone who is not listed as a previous co-author or collaborator. When creating a publication page for a conference poster, it is possible to select only the authors who appear in an automatic list, but not to enter their names manually. A request to change the author list in the existing publication page also does not work (the request is rejected). Maybe someone knows what to do in such a situation?

Help me fix error "modulenotfounderror: no module named 'keras'". Python: 3.11.7; Tensorflow: 2.15.0; Keras: 2.15.0. Update both of them on the latest version but cannot work.

According to changing the spelling of my name in international passport (George, Gerogiy and Heorhii) it was changing my name in the published papers. So, the papers the last two decades have not been included in my profile. Is it possible to do something for correction this mistake/missing/misunderstanding? For example, to include all 3 names in my profile?

I have done my PhD final submission in Forensic Science at LPU, Punjab, India. My topic was from the field of Forensic Entomology and Entomo-toxicology. I want to pursue Post-doc from Foreign University. Can anyone please suggest?

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Sarah Ayman

بحذف اسمها من على الأبحاث الخاصة بى لأن هذا يعد انتحال علمى وسوف نبلغ جامعة

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We ask you to kindly change the information of the first name written incorrectly as Sarah Ayman to the correct name as listed in the article, Ayman S Taha.

Sincere thanks and appreciation.

I am a co-author of the article:

DOI: 10.1051/0004-6361/202142242

This article is presented on the RG by the research item:

in which not all authors are listed (only 21 among 36).

Because of this mistake in the metadata, 15 researchers (including me) cannot verify their authorship. How can I add missing authors to this research item?

Hi all,

my name is masooma and I am doing PhD I have developed a model for particles sizes obtained from DSL exp values but now I want to do some error analysis for the calibration . My supervisor told me to get some research paper that describes the acceptable range of errors in this field but I am not finding exactly relevant paper can anybody help me in this issueI shall be extremely thankful to you

topic: error analysis and acceptable error range in modelling particle size distribution i emulsion technology … oil in water emulsions

I use Chun Li and Lucy Li exchangeable for publications. How can I add both names under my profile to help search and update my authorship?

Dear all,

I am currently working on the simulation study of a complex whose ligand cannot be automatically parameterized. I have been using AMBER to do the parameterization, and now I have obtained the .lib for the ligand. I want to load the parameter to the complex to prepare the input file for simulation. After changing the residue and chain name of the ligand in the complex PDB, I did:

and it added missing heavy atoms that are not included in the parameter lib. (the whole message is as tleap.txt)

how should I deal with the problem and prepare the input file for MD?

As part of the project we are currently working on, "Social and Motivation Effects of Virtual Reality in Distance Education," we are looking for a reliable data source for a database of distance education (fully online, not blended) in Europe.

We are specifically looking for databases from reliable sources of individual EU countries (e.g., from the Ministry of Education), providing data on universities offering distance education (university name; name of the study program/field; type of study like bachelor's, master's, doctoral; language of instruction; duration of study, etc.

We would be very grateful for any provided source or advice.

I am writring my dissertation on lexicology, based on word-formation processes in english in the dialogues of the novel We Need New Names written by Noviolet Bulawayo. I want to focus on metaphor

Academia has lots of silly little faults that ought to be simple to fix. For example:

Why are PDF downloads not associated with the author's name and date of production? This is a problem particularly with texts that did not get published in a conventional journal.

What happens when an author dies? There should be provision for updating that person's profile, in case anyone wants to ask that author a question.

How can I expunge duplicate mentions of a publication from my profile's list? Is there a way to put them in chronological order?

Humble users like me need a way to communicate with whoever maintains Academia's Internet system.

My name is misspelled in one of the articles and it is not showing up in my google scholar profile. How to fix this issue? It is very crucial to me for immigration purposes.

Hello, someone with my name has taken my article, how can I get my articles back?

In particular, I have few papers with spelling Agranovskii. Thank you

I have found an article in Research gate that my name as an author, unfortunately i never publish that manuscript to anywhere. How to report to remove the article?

attached together is the article.

a person with whom I share the first and last names was able to insert his middle name replacing my middle name initial on my publications and lis all on your site

previous works are genuine works. But published in predatory journals(few are naming them as predatory).What to do. In the same journal I can publish again. But what is the use??