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Agreed, in that case that wouldn't work. But honestly, how often does one have to skim that many papers in a day, to a level where the freely available abstrac
by periheli0n 5y ago
Agreed, in that case that wouldn't work.
But honestly, how often does one have to skim that many papers in a day, to a level where the freely available abstract is not sufficient?
Perhaps every once in a while when one compiles a survey of a new field they enter. Once the project is set on the rails, one rarely has to read that much.
- yellowcake0 5y ago> how often does one have to skim that many papers in a day, to a level where the freely available abstract is not sufficient? More often than you might think. To take an example from my own work, I was doing assay design a while back, and needed to collect all existing primer sets in the literature. I probably went through a hundred papers over a several day period.