r/academicpublishing • u/Only-Entertainer-992 • 9h ago

1st, 2nd, 3rd author & et al

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r/academicpublishing • u/Low-Entertainer9953 • 16h ago

Game Feature Preferences Survey (Academic)

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r/academicpublishing • u/sy1a • 13h ago

Need advice on matching PubMed papers with OpenAlex when DOI is missing

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r/academicpublishing • u/Imkarthik_17 • 11h ago

What is the most time-consuming part of writing a literature review?

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I'm interested in understanding how researchers spend their time during the literature review process.

Which parts take the longest for you?

Finding relevant papers
Checking journal quality
Identifying research gaps
Writing the literature review
Designing the methodology

I'm curious whether these are common pain points across different fields.

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