Interview with David Shelly
David has published 3 papers on top journals in 2010, one in Nature, one in Science and the other in Geophysical Research Letters. Two of them are single-authored papers. He has published 5 Nature papers and 1 Science paper so far. He did he make it? Click here to see an interview [...]
DOI: Digital Object Identifier
Most scientific publications have a unique ID — DOI. For example, the paper “Cui et al (PLoS Biol 2009)” has DOI “10.1371/journal.pbio.1000167″. DOI gives you two advantages:
Find the paper’s webpage (usually on the publisher’s site) quickly. If you have the DOI of a paper, the DOI system (http://www.doi.org/), which Peaya Paper uses, can automatically direct [...]
Manage papers with tags
Traditionally you might have organized your papers with folders. For example, you may have a folder called “fMRI”, and another folder called “emotion”. A big disadvantage of “folder” is that, a paper can be put in only one folder. What if this paper uses fMRI technology to study emotion?
This inconvenience can be solved by [...]
Peaya makes organizing my reference library extremely easy. Tags help group papers by topic (papers can have multiple tags), and I can easily access all of my references from work, home, laptop, etc. Peaya has made it much easier to find and cite papers when I need them, and I love the flexibility of having centralized storage that I can access from any computer. I highly recommend peaya to absolutely anyone doing academic research.