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To view keyboard shortcuts, press question mark View keyboard shortcuts Messages Home Explore Notifications Messages Grok Lists Bookmarks Communities Premium Profile More Post Vyom Pathak @stancosmos01 Post See new posts Conversation Mert R. Sabuncu @mertrory Some advice I give my graduate students about how to keep on top of the literature in their field. A : 1/ 11:15 AM · Oct 15, 2022 139 1.8K 9K 7.7K Post your reply Reply Mert R. Sabuncu @mertrory · Oct 15, 2022 It’s good to have a dedicated time (1 hour/day?) for finding papers, adding them to your read pile and “processing” them. 2/ 7 15 644 Mert R. Sabuncu @mertrory · Oct 15, 2022 For finding papers, my go-to tool is Google scholar. I try keyword searches, following citations, and author-based searches. I will also add random papers I encounter, say on Twitter, to my stack. 3/ 7 12 560 Mert R. Sabuncu @mertrory · Oct 15, 2022 Each paper added to a stack will be prioritized based on a quick skim of the title and abstract (le
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