April 12 2018 - big day for Canadian Science Twitter publications on the value of #Twitter for research, #SciComm, inclusion and society
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On the benefits of engaging in social media.
“time alone (years since published) increased citation rates, and letters/notes received fewer citations than traditional articles whereas review papers received more citations than both other article types” https://t.co/89Ytw8lljH
It's incredibly important for conservation biologists to engage with the public. In addition to benefiting to society & the environment, this can also give your citations a boost https://t.co/gZVY12iHwD https://t.co/obykGMHFLQ https://t.co/x6IMEEepLT
Excellent paper examining the impact of Altmetrics and other variables on the citation rates of papers in Ecology and Conservation
Science communication in Ecology https://t.co/pfZYHV7aFx via @thePeerJ https://t.co/w5S7kcManq
Growing evidence of #socialmedia engagement as a predictor of research impact. Check out:
Tweet success? Scientific communication correlates with increased citations in Ecology and Conservation https://t.co/6gJAmjl6pT
Tweet success? Scientific communication correlates with increased citations in Ecology and Conservation
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