How do you access and read academic journals? What do you read about?

libgen has a whole section dedicated to science articles

thanks

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no problem. Hope i helped :)

I usually get to them through the citations sections in Wikipedia articles. That's pretty much the only easy way to find academic papers that you don't have to pay to read.

use a system called bibex

Aaron Swartz?

actually true, I've done this tons of times my self, they always just send it to you if you just ask.

cute bird

I read papers on algorithms that I need to implement

It's the only option and you could use a torrent of you want
They have no way for them to shut it down

>what is scihub
Stop inconveniencing both yourselves and the authors lmao

you send an email to their authors and they'll be happy to provide you with a copy.

>he doesn't know about sci-hub
>he can't speak Russian
>het can't use google translate
top tier brainlet

See

>How do you access and read academic journals?
Using my employer's subscription.

But honestly becoming less of a problem with open access publications.

>What do you read about?
Stuff related to my work.

google "name of paper" + pdf

for someone that finished masters in cs and wants to get into the defense/aerospace field developing software what sort of material (books/papers/journals) should I look into?

If you don't have clearance already, its too late. Shoulda joined the air force first.

what are you on about

Bump

Post your papers, Jow Forums

nope, they are under revision

Fuck off NSA

My university provides me all the access I need

All of them? Also, it's called review, not revision.

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I doubt anyone here would find my papers interesting.

>revision
they have been reviewed already. I need to fix them now

>journal papers
Why did you wait all the way to the end to publish all papers at once?

reviewers' ways are mysterious. I'm not scheduling their timetables.

No, I'm asking why YOU haven't published anything before and are currently publishing more than one article.

Usually you're expected to publish continuously in order to measure progress.

I used to do this, then I got assassinated and my site was taken over by cannibals, jews, and rat commies

It's chemistry related and I'm not from the main authors, so might as well be non-existent

I seriously doubt anyone on Jow Forums has ever written an academic paper.

I use my university's library access, www.sci-hub.tw for journals I can't find and www.libgen.io for books. In fact, sci-hub is actually much easier to use than my university library website because I don't have to click through a bunch of screens, sign in, verify, etc...

Nice I used to do this too. Be careful though I heard some fag got assassinated because of it

>namefag

arxiv.org

It takes forever to get a clearance bud.

u GNO it

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Mmmm diamondback.

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uhh, google scholar?

I have.

don't know what clearance you're talking about. I know 2 or 3 software companies that do defense/aerospace contracts, I just wanted to start reading on things so I get a head start against other that will apply to the same job as me

If all else fails just email the author, they get nothing from having papers behind paywalls, and they want people to read it, so they're more than happy to send it out for free

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