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How does that work if anyone actually reads the publications? They'll have the journal name and probably current institution of the authors, right? Am I being
by woooooo 4y ago
How does that work if anyone actually reads the publications? They'll have the journal name and probably current institution of the authors, right?
Am I being naive with the question? Is reading the publications unusual?
- sdenton4 4y agoPretty easy to ignore the publication journal of you download all your papers from the arxiv...
- neffy 4y agoIt would be very interesting to have that studied... but my general impressions (as somebody who does read the publications) is that the answer is usually no.
- nextos 4y agoIt's a bit more complicated, you are asked to submit a CV, a research proposal and some summaries of your publications, all anonymized. Then, an external committee theoretically does look only at that, and preselects candidates. At that stage, they tell applicants and their internal committee begins looking at all non-anonymized materials.