OMG!
OMG!
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Boffins have created an app that lets users rate academic preprints and find people with similar academic tastes - and hope to use the results to spot trends in academic publishing. Jeff Leak, associate professor of biostatics at the Johns Hopkins University and a member of the institution’s data science lab, says the app, …
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Seems harsh, since it is how governments actually make research funding choices. They automatically swipe "yes" for anything to do with self-driving cars, AI or mobile phones, and "no" for new antibiotics and vaccines. I doubt they think very much about it.
While I've not done "scientific research" in years, I do like to browse for heads up on engineering incoming (friendly?) fire. There's whole swatbes on arxiv.org that have evidence mystic influences. Still fun, for certain definitions of fun. This app would be nice for arxiv.org if it alloed a huh? swipe. At the very least, it would speed up the scan process.