Academic papers aren’t all freely available online as paywalls prevent many from accessing peer-reviewed information. Those without logins are often expected to pay $30 or more per article to read the latest research. Now academics are using the hashtag #icanhazpdf to freely share copyrighted papers. continue reading
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
Academics have found a way to access insanely expensive research papers—for free, by By Aamna Mohdin
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