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Figure out which journals cover the subject matter you're most interested in (likely ~5), and read the table of contents whenever a new issue comes out. If you
by timdellinger 13y ago
Figure out which journals cover the subject matter you're most interested in (likely ~5), and read the table of contents whenever a new issue comes out.
If you want to stay up to speed on the latest and greatest across a wide range of topics, Science and Nature are often worth a read; those are weekly.
And then once you have favorite authors, you can set up automated searches to alert you whenever they publish something.
Having a peek at a listing of the talks being presented at conferences usually gives you a sneak preview of what's going to be published "soon" since people often give talks on a subject before they publish a paper on it. Conferences are also broken into subject areas, again helping you find what's of interest to you.