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Social Networking for Scientists

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Just as social networking is important for ordinary people, it is becoming increasingly significant for scientists as well. In this regard, many web-based platforms similar to Facebook are emerging. This article offers a comparative discussion on various platforms. Additionally, you can find a comparative list on Wikipedia here.

Below are some highlighted platforms.

  • biostars.org — Questions and answers about bioinformatics and networking among scientists.
  • Scitable — An informative platform created by the renowned journal Nature.
  • socialsciencespace.com — A platform covering various topics in social sciences.
  • malariaworld.org — A platform for malaria researchers.
  • researchgate.net — Currently the most popular platform among scientists. It is designed much like Facebook, where scientists can share their published papers with others.
  • linkedin.com — A network for professionals. Similar to Facebook, but more commonly used for professional rather than personal purposes.

A question for readers: Which network do you use most frequently for your professional work?

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Dr. Mashiur Rahman

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