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I'm perplexed by this university press release. Do they really not link to the underlying research article that they're discussing?
by carbocation 2y ago
I'm perplexed by this university press release. Do they really not link to the underlying research article that they're discussing?
- riffic 2y agoyou can put the researchers names into a search engine (ask an academic librarian if you need help). I'm not sure if it's in the scope of the press release to link directly to primary sources.
- RicoElectrico 2y agoYes, it is. Top universities do.
- carbocation 2y agoTo give you a better understanding of how this works, if my university didn’t include a link to my research in the press release about my publication, I’d contact them to issue a correction. That’s how fundamental it is to link to the research article.
- riffic 2y agothis is a blog, not a rigorous publication with citations or formality.
- carbocation 2y agoThat's a misunderstanding. This is not a "blog"; this is a press release from a university on its newsfeed. Linking to their own researcher's work is not a matter of being "rigorous" and is unrelated (and not at all similar) to academic citations.
- cududa 2y agoIs that a genuine question? You’ve never once seen a university press release boiled down for the general public, without a link to underlying research?