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Social media for scientistsWouter Gerritsma, Wageningen UR Library

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The power of a tweet

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Within 24 h, 900 views, after 30 h 1039 views

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Imagine what happens when MichaelMüller tweets about his latest article

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Which he actually did the a day ago

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And got nearly 300 article views

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What is important! @nutrigenomics tweeted about an article published in open access journal! Any user with a mobile device, PC or other internet connection can access this paper

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Is this going to fly for Nature?

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But perhapsyou dont like twitter Source: http://fxvdigital.com/our-services/twitter-design/

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Some essential social media tools forscientists LinkedIn ● Academia.edu & Researchgate.net Google Scholar citations ● ResearcherID & ScopusID & ORCID Mendeley.com Slideshare.net Wikipedia Blogs

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Your contact book

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Full screen image with title

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ResearcherID profile of Hans Baveco

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Omnipresent h-index

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Google Scholar Citations, ResearcherID, Scopus Updates AvailabilityGS Citations Automatic PublicResearcherID Manually PublicScopus Automatic Next month?

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Your master number

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