Accessing Papers Faster

• Wright States DOI Proxy

  • Wright state ( and most colleges ) have a doi-org proxy , where all you have to do is append the DOI at the end , and it will route you through your institutions access to scientific journals. This is much faster than navigating each individual journal's link from the wright state online library portal.

  • just add the doi to whatever paper you want at the end

  • https://doi-org.ezproxy.libraries.wright.edu/@DOI_GOES_HERE@

  • Example : https://doi-org.ezproxy.libraries.wright.edu/10.1007/s12311-012-0355-9

  • I setup a "redirector" for this as well , because I didn't want to type that out every time on my phone.

  • Its up to you , but you can also use the thing I setup here in the same way , just add the correct doi or link at the end

    • https://34353.org/doi/10.1007/s12311-012-0355-9

  • all it does is redirect you to the same doi-org.ezproxy.libraries.wright.edu website.

    • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/URL_redirection

• Sci-Hub

  • https://sci-hub.do

  • check here for latest url ( it changes frequently )

  • i also recommend installing this browser extension called tampermonkey

  • it allows you to install then what it calls "userscripts" ( basically they are like browser extensions )

  • but then you can install these userscripts which should add a "open in scihub" button everywhere it can find a DOI on the page

  • https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/370246-sci-hub-button

    • this script will remove the sci-hub iframe , and take you straight to the pdf view

  • https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/29777-sci-hub-out

    • once you install this one you might have to edit the source and update the links, because the developer doesn't always update it as soon as sci-hub changes there url

       

• Google Scholar Library Links

  • This can be helpful , but it interferes with some of the other methods ( sci-hub , and the DOI proxy )
  • I would set this up on a completely separate and different internet browser than you normally use

AI Tools

• https://scite.ai

  • you have to make an account.
  • but then load up a paper on scite.ai and scroll to the very bottom and click on "visualize report".
  • it can show you how articles are interconnected

  

  • Make sure you install the browser extension

    • This will add a panel to google scholar and PubMed search results indicating the "rankings" of the paper.

      • the higher the numbers , the more "popular" it is , and most likely the "better" it is

    

• https://www.researchrabbit.ai/

Citation Generators

• https://www.zotero.org

  • you can install the browser extension , to "send papers" into the zotero desktop app.

  • you can set up folders in zotero , and then whichever folder you have active on the desktop app at the time is the one the browser extension will save it to.

  • also , you can use the microsoft word addon , to add citations from your zotero library

  • then at the end , it will auto generate your bibliography in the format of your choosing, ( journal of neuroscience )

  • https://39363.org/IMAGE_BUCKET/1648681877302-805708507.png

     

• https://www.citationmachine.net/the-journal-of-neuroscience/cite-a-journal

• https://www.citationmachine.net/the-journal-of-neuroscience/cite-a-website

• https://www.jneurosci.org/content/information-authors#preparing_a_manuscript

Chrome Browser Extensions

• Dark Reader
• Enhanced Image Viewer
• Imagus
• Lazy Scholar
• OneTab
• Popup Blocker
• PubMed Impact Factor Search
• Pubmed Impact Factor
• Scholar H-Index Calculator
• Scholarcy
• Scite
• Search by Image
• Tampermonkey
• Wayback Machine
• Web Archives
• Zotero Connector
• Bypass Paywalls