Translation Usability Matters—I’d Like to Complain about This User Experience! March 30, 2022June 9, 2022 cplueg usability, user experience Usability Matters—I’d Like to Complain about This User Experience!Christopher Lueg, David Nichols, Michael TwidaleWe return products if they turn out too cumbersome. Why don’t we have the same Read more Read more
Translation What Are They Saying? A Speech Act Analysis of a Vaccination Information Debate on Facebook March 30, 2022June 9, 2022 Laurie Bonnici Facebook, Social media, speech act analysis What Are They Saying? A Speech Act Analysis of a Vaccination Information Debate on Facebook Laurie Bonnici and Jinxuan Ma Vaccine-preventable diseases are on the rise in part because of Read more Read more
Translation Characterizing a Complex Searching Process: A Search Pace Model March 25, 2022June 9, 2022 Chang Liu search, search process Characterizing a Complex Searching Process: A Search Pace Model Chang Liu and Xiaoxuan Song Have you ever thought of your own searching process? Most people would consider it very easy Read more Read more
Translation How Can the Knowledge Transfer of Internationally Mobile Scientists Be Detected with Bibliometric Data Alone? March 10, 2022May 26, 2022 Valeria Aman Bibliometrics, citation, knowledge transfer, mobility How Can the Knowledge Transfer of Internationally Mobile Scientists Be Detected with Bibliometric Data Alone?Valeria AmanInternational mobility of scientists is associated with a plethora of positive effects on Read more Read more
Translation Social Noise: What Is It, and Why Should We Care? February 24, 2022May 26, 2022 Tara Zimmerman identity curation, information behavior, Social media, social noise Social Noise: What Is It, and Why Should We Care? Tara Zimmerman As social media, online relationships, and perceived social expectations on platforms such as Facebook play a greater role Read more Read more
Translation Not the Uglier Version of Anyone: Giving Fair Chances to Interdisciplinary Research February 24, 2022May 26, 2022 Marco Seeber interdisciplinary research, panel free system, research evaluation Not the Uglier Version of Anyone: Giving Fair Chances to Interdisciplinary Research Marco Seeber The process we use to make decisions fundamentally affect the choices we make. We might not Read more Read more
Translation To Learn from Your Own or Others’ Experiences? February 10, 2022April 22, 2022 Shengli Li consumer behavior, online review, Social media To Learn from Your Own or Others’ Experiences? The influence of online ratings and free samples on users’ purchase decision of experience goods. Shengli Li Have you ever felt overwhelmed Read more Read more
Translation Does Double-blind Peer Review Reduce Bias? January 20, 2022April 24, 2022 Mengyi Sun Bias, double-blind, peer review, single-blind Does Double-blind Peer Review Reduce Bias?Mengyi SunIn June 1936, John Tate, then the editor of Physical Review, received a manuscript with the astonishing claim that gravitational waves Read more Read more
Translation The Effects of COVID-19 on Scientific Novelty and Collaboration January 19, 2022April 24, 2022 Yi Bu COVID-19, international collaboration, scientific novelty The Effects of COVID-19 on Scientific Novelty and Collaboration Meijun Liu, Yi Bu, and Ying Ding Newton developed the basis for his groundbreaking work during the Great Plague, having far-reaching Read more Read more
Translation Unifying Telescope and Microscope: A Multi-lens Framework with Open Data for Modeling Emerging Events January 1, 2022March 16, 2022 Yunhe Feng data framework, data modeling, open data, open source data Unifying Telescope and Microscope: A Multi-lens Framework with Open Data for Modeling Emerging Events Yunhe Feng and Chirag Shah The famous folk tale of The Blind Men and the Elephant Read more Read more
