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It’s 2025. Why do so many scientific journal articles still display weird when shared on social media?
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It’s 2025. Why do so many scientific journal articles still display weird when shared on social media?
Social media is, despite it’s challenges and limitations, an incredibly powerful (and widely used) professional tool for scientists. One common use of social media is to share one’s research with colleagues, or to find papers shared by others to read. And yet, despite the idea that sharing links to research online is not exactly new, ... Read More "It’s 2025. Why do so many scientific journal articles still display weird when shared on social me…
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