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you 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 l
by riffic 2y ago
you 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.