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Turning Ideas Into Literature
Contributed by: Ad Notten (UNU-MERIT) At the beginning of your (PhD) research, you will most probably start off with an embryonic idea of what you would like to investigate and perhaps you might even have some literature from which you … Continue reading
Posted in Research methods, Searching, Writing
Tagged bibliography, database, information literacy, keywords, search
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LaTeX – An (attractive) alternative to Word and/or PowerPoint?
Contributed by: Kristine Farla (MGSoG) Microsoft Word® and PowerPoint® are the most commonly used typesetting products around. And while using them offers a lot of advantages, everyone knows that formatting the layout of a document can be time consuming and … Continue reading
Posted in Tools: Specific Application, Writing
Tagged free software, LaTex, typesetting, writing
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Portable Apps: Dropbox
Contributed by: Youri van Dijk In a previous post, some advantages of cloud storage are mentioned. First, there’s the need for a proper backup. Second, you’d like to be able to access your storage files everywhere. However, due to security … Continue reading
Google Operators
Contributed by: Koen Beumer (FASoS) Everyone knows Google is more than just a search engine. They offer e-mail and software services, maps, mobile phones and even an academic search engine. Perhaps less known is that their regular search engine offers … Continue reading
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Tagged Google, Google operators, search, websites
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RSS Feeds
Contributed by: Joeri Bruyninckx (FASoS) The internet has made it much easier for young researchers to keep up to date with the latest developments in their fields. Many journals feature OnlineFirst articles prior to print publication; publishers announce expected publications online; and … Continue reading
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Tagged Feed Readers, Organizing, RSS feeds, Updates
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Audacity
Contributed by: Florian Henning (UNU-MERIT / MGSoG / FHS) Audacity is an open source tool for recording and editing audio. It is a really useful tool for dealing with any kind of audio data, and freely available on the sourceforge website. … Continue reading