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- Legality of downloading books from websites such as Library Genesis
I am an international student who will be joining a graduate program at a US university starting Fall '18 In my home country, I have used such websites as Library Genesis and BookFi to download textbooks, from such publishers as Springer etc , which are otherwise either not available or available at exorbitantly high prices in my home country
- publications - I downoaded articles from libgen (didnt know was . . .
And considering that the scientists will do their jobs aiming large range of readers as well they are already paid for the development of their studies by private or public institutions, seems like ok if you read books from libgen and do the reference Imagine that you could borrow the book from one friend or the library school
- Is it legal to download textbooks from academia. edu?
@RichardErickson: That's a different case academia edu is not sci-hub or library genesis, it's more "respectable" and public – einpoklum Commented Mar 10, 2020 at 14:58
- Where can I find research papers to read? (not currently in academia)
However, if you're looking for a broader selection of international academic journals, I recommend consulting your local library Another library suggestion, if the public library doesn't work for you, is to contact your alma mater to see whether there are any library services available to alumni
- citations - Is there a simple way to bulk download a large number of . . .
I've got a library of 1200 references I'm using for a systematic review Now I need to download the PDFs of all these references, which will take days if I do it manually Is there a simple way to automatically download as many as possible from pubmed Google Scholar (maybe Scihub)? I have institutional access
- How to properly cite a comment from reddit
As official as that Reddit AMA was, I would either just quote without referencing where he said it, or reference the quote in something that gets archived in a library like one of his Time Magazine interviews, or a BBC interview, etc This is all under the assumption that the quote itself is whats most important, not that it was said on Reddit
- How can I export my Google Scholar Library as a BibTeX format?
Initial run requires manual login Then it goes to My Library, selects all, clicks on bibtex export, copies and appends the bibtex entries to a file, and goes to the next page until it crashes This way, I was able to automatically export all bibtex entries of the starred articles in my account on Google Scholar
- IEEE vs ACM membership - Academia Stack Exchange
The library had a journals-only subscription, while the student membership material was mostly from conferences As such, they were actually mostly complementary Additionally, student members of ACM can get free downloads of much of Microsoft's software (via DreamSpark , formerly known as MSDN Academic Alliance )
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