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Discover DOIs with Crossref's simpleTextQuery

You have compiled your Reference list but you wonder how to find the DOIs for these entries as the publisher requires. Here's one one way: check with Crossref! They have provided a free public query service - the simpleTextQuery. As simple as Copy-Pasting your reference list. (Look at the brief instructions below the input box.)

Changing over to the new APA 7 style

ESNBU is moving to the new APA 7 housestyle brought out in October 2019. The new Publication Manual replaces the decade old APA 6 published in 2009 and widely used in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Citing social media, podcasts, twitter posts and other online sources; use of inclusive and bias-free language; changes in paper format ... Here are some of the most notable changes. They are now shorter, more logical and more writer-friendly.

ESNBU with PlumX article-level metrics integration

We've always looked after our authors and we know how important it is for scholars to be able to track how their research output is used. Therefore, we worked on a widget integration from PlumX (an Elsevier service) to show the usage of each published article. The widget is displayed on the landing abstract page for each article and shows Citations, Usage, Captures (bookmarks, favs), Mentions (blog posts, comments, reviews, Wikipedia references, news media), Social media (shares, comments, tweets, Facebook likes, etc. that reference the article). Clicking on the 'see details' link will take you to a more detailed page on PlumX where you'll be able to follow each of these mentions in context.

Last Update: Tue, 16 Jan 2024 20:21:26 CEST