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New study: "Our results show that Chinese PhD student significant pressures to publish in order to obtain their degree, with papers indexed in the Science Citation Index [] often a mandatory requirement for students to obtain their degree. Moreover, it is found that first authorship is also mandatory."
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11192-023-04854-8


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This week I've been mainly reading, no 91.

Taking the form of an extended mission message to earth from an intergalactic exploratory mission, Becky Chambers' novella, To be Taught if Fortunate (2019), is a quick read. While lacking narrative fireworks its a pleasing matter-of-fact description of space exploration & the ethical dilemmas it will encounter. While ultimately rather melancholy, it is an interesting afternoon's read if you like procedural
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I suppose there is also Ken McLeod, Dorris Lessing or Le Guin.

But this is a hanfull of writers. I've always thought modern -fi is coloured this way partly because early US sci-fi became popular during and after the great depression

But the remorseless backdrop of ultra liberal capitalism can be damaging. Just look what it has done to .

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