Suppose, I have an article, which has recently been reviewed and made sure to be published, but it will take its time for few months. Can I now add that article in my research list? If the answer is yes, then where I will add this and how? Is any one to make me clear???
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Hi Abdullah Al Mamun , yes, you can add this paper to your list pf publications as soon as you have a confirmation by the Editor that the paper has been accepted for publication. Quite often the Editors provide you with a DOI which you can cite at an early stage or when the paper is first published online. In any case you can cite it as an "accepted manuscript".
Yes, you may add the article in ResearchGate. Click on the "Add new" button in the top left corner and follow the prompts. You can add the volume, issue number, and page numbers later on when the actual article is published!
Hi Pipiet Larasatie, personally, I would always wait until the manuscript has been finally accepted for publication until I add it to any list, but this is just a suggestion.
No. However, you can mention under ongoing research that the paper is in press.
Dear Pipiet Larasatie, this is a point which I can fully understand. In your CV this is perfectly OK. Only for official publication lists, e.g. when it comes to applications for academic positions, I would refrain from listing anything else then published or accepted papers.
Sorry, the answer is no. The list is for piblished research - unless you have a section for research in progress.
Like all things academic, identify it accurately with appropriate citation. "Accepted for publication, anticipated publication date (from the publisher), in press, DOI," etc. Contrary to Odine, above, different fields and institutions have varying expectations or standards about what should, should not be on one's CV pub lists, so do what is most appropriate and expected accordingly. And avoid "padding" your CV in a way that misrepresents in fact or appearance your publication record.
Nowadays, many journal provide a section named "Accepted Manuscripts". They show pdf's of revised manuscripts which have been finally accepted for publication but not edited by the Editorial offics. I think this is the earliest stage in which a paper can be listed in your list of publications.
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