What a publication timeline can tell you
Now that I can automatically import my publications from my ORCID profile and display them in this blog, I also want to visualize them. I have started with d3.js code that displays the number of...
Martin Fenner
Automatically list all your publications in your blog
A common feature of blogs written by scientists is a listing of all their publications. Publication lists are a great way to provide background information about your research. Publication lists should provide links to the fulltext...
Citeproc YAML for bibliographies
The standard local file formats for bibliographic data are probably bibtex and RIS. They have been around for a long...
RSS Feeds for Scholarly Authors
Open Researcher & Contributor ID (ORCID) provides a persistent identifier for researchers and lets them claim their research outputs in the ORCID Registry. I have been involved with ORCID since early 2010 and I am happy...
The trouble with keynotes
A keynote is a presentation typically given at a start of a conference that sets the central theme for the...
Creating charts with Datawrapper
Figures are an important part of any scientific document. While the kind of figure commonly used obviously varies between disciplines, charts are an important part of many publications. There are two problems in how charts are...