After 2 or 4 years from PhD thesis successful completion and joining a university, a person may find himself/herself is far away from researching and publishing. His/her time is fully consumed teaching/servicing...
What advice you recommend to never sleep or at least wake up earlier? :)
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In ScienceDirect, You can save the searches listed in the Search History table and recall them to run "at any time". Saving search history can be useful if you have multiple searches about a specific topic.
Further, You can set up a search alert to notify you by email when a saved search retrieves new results.
Your own interest is the primary factor. Search in the internet regularly. Request in your known circle to keep you updated whenever they come across publications of your interest.
Read. Take the little time you have to sit down in your local library to browse the scientific journals you are familiar with - and some others that you are not familiar with, in order to broaden your horizon. You never know what your brain will do with the information you fill your head with! :-)
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