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The typical format of scientific publications and the functions of the different parts of papers are outlined, and some tips are given on how to read papers effectively. The different types of journals and the publication process are described. Some tips are given on how to find relevant publications using databases. Citation metrics and journal impact factors are introduced and discussed in terms of their relevance in light of the social definition of science and regarding how they are used and sometimes misused.
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