Sentences with word «coauthorship»
Assuming that the new rules are adhered to, these would be relegated from honorary coauthorship of papers to being associated «with» the same.
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3) In normal science publishing, affiliations are (mostly) fairly clear, and coauthorships well - known.
The main resistance to such an innovation would come from what have been called «honorary coauthors», those who get coauthorship for minimal - to - zero work, such as the unproductive supervisor or the laboratory boss who demands his / her name on every paper.
coauthorship in international peer reviewed journals, and more successful research funding applications
Steve McIntyre has been playing a fun sort of «degrees of separation» game, identifying members of climate science's «hockey team» based on coauthorship of paleoclimate papers and using their team membership to disparage their work.
22:45 WR network analysis, comments about coauthorship, statisticians 25:45 Discussion of temperature reconstructions 29:30 MM got PC right, but did it make any difference?
Everybody wants credit for what they have done, but where is the line to be drawn between acknowledgment and coauthorship?
Beyond that, I'd extend the offer of coauthorship to Forest himself, and explain your needs.