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  1. The use and application of Lean Management methods to research processes—a scoping review protocol
  2. Is Living Easier With Eyes Closed?
  3. Exploring Online Health Information Seeking Behaviour (OHISB) among young adults: A scoping review protocol
  4. Alvorlig leg
  5. Quantitative quality: a study on how performance-based measures may change the publication patterns of Danish researchers
  6. Unholy goals and flawed methods
  7. Publication strategies under the Publish or Perish Paradigm – using Kolb’s ELT to understand PhD students’ needs
  8. Effective publication strategies in clinical research
  9. Comments on “Factors affecting global flow of scientific knowledge in environmental sciences” by Sonne et al. (2020)
  10. Forskningens 3. bud: Du må ikke stjæle
  11. What’s in a tweet? Creating Social Media Echo Chambers to inflate ‘the donut’
  12. Being a Deliberate Prey of a Predator – Researchers’ Thoughts after having Published in a Predatory Journal
  13. Applying Bourdieu’s Field Theory to Analyze the Changing Status of the Research Librarian
  14. From Media Hype to Twitter Storm
  15. Push and pull escape travel motivations of Emirati nationals to Australia
  16. Do researchers collaborate to increase the impact or do they work alone for more BFI-points?
  17. ” […] de fortjener mere, end at vi bare kalder dem idioter … ”
  18. Commentators on daily news or communicators of scholarly achievements? The role of researchers in Danish news media
  19. Media representations of youth in newspapers
  20. Mediernes repræsentationer af ungdommen gennem 50 år
  21. An Anatomy of Media Hypes
  22. What's the Fuss About? The Interplay of Media Hypes and Politics
  23. Defining Objectivity within Journalism
  24. Sample Sizes and Composition: Their Effect on Recall and Precision in IR Experiments with OPACs
  25. Teaching online information retrieval to students of journalism
  26. NINE PROBLEMS CONCERNING ARABIC