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The customary code of polite behavior amongst the academic world.
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How to propose collaboration, when I have an idea for analyzing another group's data?
I would contact the postdoc you previously talked with. He could be senior enough to run the whole collaboration without keeping his supervisor in the loop all the time. At the very least he has close …
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Is it my responsibility to refute misinformation in social situations?
I think you should say more, but definitely don't respond all the time, and definitely don't be too harsh all the time.
It's not black and white, and you have to judge every time if it's worth it, i …
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Cite only "good papers" or "all expected papers"?
If they are always citing all of their own papers, a good solution might be to just cite the last one, "and references cited therein". If you cite a review, you're also not citing every publication th …
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