Literature reading is a necessary but never easy task for researchers, especially for beginners of academia or in time limited circumstances. To make sense of literature, researchers need not only to read papers, but also to understand their context such as the authors who wrote them, where they are published and what are their impact on certain research areas. I propose a visualization system ...

سخن سردبیر Editorial مجله دانشگاه علوم پزشکی رفسنجان دوره نوزدهم، دی 1399، 1014-1013       مقالات منتشر شده خودتان را بخوانید Read Your Published Papers     محسن رضائیان[1]   M. Rezaeian     تا کنون در مجله دانشگاه، پیرامون مطالعه مستمر یک مقاله قبل از چاپ آن توسط نویسندگان، نکات مهمی را به رشته تحریر در آورده‌ایم [3-1]. مطالعه‌ی چند باره یک مقاله، قبل از آن که مقاله منتشر گردد،...

Recent literature has shown that all-pay auctions raise more money for charity than either winner-pay auctions or lotteries. We demonstrate that first-price and second-price winnerpay auctions have a better revenue performance than first-price and second-price all-pay auctions when bidders are sufficiently asymmetric. Lotteries can also provide higher revenue than all-pay auctions. To prove thi...

The purpose of the Rural Economy 'Staff Papers' series is to provide a forum to accelerate the presentation of issues, concepts, ideas and research results within the academic and professional community. Staff Papers are published without peer review.

Article history: Received 25 October 2013 Received in revised form 5 April 2014 Accepted 7 April 2014 Available online 3 May 2014 The detection of promising academic research is vital for firms in a variety of sectors. Bibliometric tools can be used to detect such research hidden in a pile of papers and patents; however, the relationship between academic research and industrial technology devel...

The growing competition and "publish or perish" culture in academia might conflict with the objectivity and integrity of research, because it forces scientists to produce "publishable" results at all costs. Papers are less likely to be published and to be cited if they report "negative" results (results that fail to support the tested hypothesis). Therefore, if publication pressures increase sc...

In this paper we investigate the task of automatic generation of slide presentations from academic papers, focusing initially on slide to paper alignment. We compare and evaluate four different alignment systems which utilize various combinations of methods used widely in other alignment and question answering approaches, such as TF-IDF term weighting and query expansion. Our best aligner achie...