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I'd found the information which them supplied can be checked and exactly.

About good or not, it's based on your organization.

Dear Jimmie Miller

It is sufficient to include this conference paper (in your example) in your reference list (with as much as possible details):

Vogl, G., Fesperman, R., Ludwick, S., Klopp, R., Grabowski, A., Lebel, J., ... & Hennessey, C. (2020, October). Development of a New Standard for the Performance Evaluation of Single Axis Linear Positioning Systems. American Society for Precision Engineering 35th Annual Meeting, Minneapolis, MN, US.

If you search for this one in Google Scholar, you find the full text version and you can insert the link. A publisher like Springer include various links to the paper (the DOI link), a CAS link (if available) and a Google Scholar link, see for example (and scroll to references).

Or Elsevier where you can see (in most cases) links to the corresponding Scopus link, a CrossRef link and Google Scholar link, see for example

RuBisCO as a protein source for potential food applications: A review

So just properly citing the publication in accordance with for example APA is sufficient.

Best regards.

thanks

Multiple emails from Medical Research Archives of the European Society of Medicine asked me to contribute. The editor is someone named L. Smith who is not mentioned anywhere online. At first, I ignored them but eventually, after repeated emails I said yes. After that they asked me to pay to contribute and graciously offered me a 15%discount when I said I couldn't.

This is a predatory journal that looks out for young researchers from developing countries who might be relatively more desperate to get published. My advice is to stay away from such journals. They are a scam.

Below is the email i received asking me to pay to contribute as if they are doing me a favor.

"

Thank you for your response. As an open-access journal with zero subscription or advertising revenue, we do have to charge a publication fee to keep the journal running. However, we do have some lower-priced options available.

Members of the society are exempt from the publication fees. Standard membership is $999 and reduced membership for developing countries is $499. This is the most economical option and includes 3 article publications per year. More details and the signup page may be found here.

Alternatively, if you don't want to go the membership route, I can offer a 15% discount on the regular publication fees. The discount code to enter on the registration form is ESMED23

Which of these options would work best for you?

Sincerely,

L. Smith

Chair of Editorial Committee

Medical Research Archives

European Society of Medicine

Online ISSN: 2375-1924

Print ISSN: 2375-1916

View on PubMed"

Dear Yuhang Wu,

You have already selected the correct package, as shown in the attached figure. Since you are working with 16S sequences, the packages you chose are appropriate.

For additional upload instructions, please follow the SRA submission guidelines. If you encounter any problems, feel free to reach out to me, and I will do my best to assist you.

Best regards,

Dr. Samrendra Singh Thakur

Oluwatobiloba Kapo

```python

import os

import zipfile

import numpy as np

def extract_ionex_regions(ionex_archive_path, output_dir):

"""

Extracts mid-latitude, high-latitude, and equatorial region data from an IONEX WinRAR archive.

Args:

ionex_archive_path (str): Path to the IONEX WinRAR archive file.

output_dir (str): Directory to save the extracted data files.

"""

# Create the output directory if it doesn't exist

os.makedirs(output_dir, exist_ok=True)

# Open the WinRAR archive

with zipfile.ZipFile(ionex_archive_path, 'r') as zip_file:

# Get a list of all the files in the archive

file_names = zip_file.namelist()

# Loop through the files in the archive

for file_name in file_names:

# Check if the file is an IONEX file

if file_name.endswith('.HDF'):

# Extract the file contents

with zip_file.open(file_name) as file:

ionex_data = file.read().decode('utf-8')

# Split the IONEX data into lines

lines = ionex_data.split('\n')

# Find the start and end indices of the mid-latitude, high-latitude, and equatorial regions

mid_latitude_start = None

mid_latitude_end = None

high_latitude_start = None

high_latitude_end = None

equatorial_start = None

equatorial_end = None

for i, line in enumerate(lines):

if line.startswith('STARTMIDLATITUDE'):

mid_latitude_start = i

elif line.startswith('ENDMIDLATITUDE'):

mid_latitude_end = i

elif line.startswith('STARTHIGHLATITUDE'):

high_latitude_start = i

elif line.startswith('ENDHIGHLATITUDE'):

high_latitude_end = i

elif line.startswith('STARTEQUATORIAL'):

equatorial_start = i

elif line.startswith('ENDEQUATORIAL'):

equatorial_end = i

# Save the mid-latitude, high-latitude, and equatorial region data to separate files

mid_latitude_data = '\n'.join(lines[mid_latitude_start:mid_latitude_end + 1])

high_latitude_data = '\n'.join(lines[high_latitude_start:high_latitude_end + 1])

equatorial_data = '\n'.join(lines[equatorial_start:equatorial_end + 1])

with open(os.path.join(output_dir, 'mid_latitude.txt'), 'w') as f:

f.write(mid_latitude_data)

with open(os.path.join(output_dir, 'high_latitude.txt'), 'w') as f:

f.write(high_latitude_data)

with open(os.path.join(output_dir, 'equatorial.txt'), 'w') as f:

f.write(equatorial_data)

# Example usage

ionex_archive_path = 'path/to/your/ionex_archive.zip'

output_dir = 'path/to/output/directory'

extract_ionex_regions(ionex_archive_path, output_dir)

```

Here's how the script works:

1. The `extract_ionex_regions` function takes two arguments: the path to the IONEX WinRAR archive file and the directory where the extracted data files will be saved.

2. The function creates the output directory if it doesn't already exist.

3. The script opens the WinRAR archive and gets a list of all the files in the archive.

4. It then loops through the files and checks if the file is an IONEX file (with the `.HDF` extension).

5. For each IONEX file, the script extracts the file contents and splits it into lines.

6. The script then searches for the start and end indices of the mid-latitude, high-latitude, and equatorial regions based on the specific markers in the IONEX data.

7. Finally, the script saves the data for each region to a separate text file in the output directory.

To use this script, you'll need to replace `'path/to/your/ionex_archive.zip'` with the actual path to your IONEX WinRAR archive file, and `'path/to/output/directory'` with the path to the directory where you want the extracted data files to be saved.

Hope it helps: partial credit AI

Yeas, it can be found an archive of synoptic solar maps by Patrick McIntosh

Yes, see for arguments why https://www.researchgate.net/post/Does_anyone_know_about_Archives_of_Clinical_and_Biomedical_Research_Fortune_journals

Best regards.

Dear Kapil Gupta

I will repeat my answer as I gave in a related question here on RG

https://www.researchgate.net/post/Does_anyone_know_about_Archives_of_Clinical_and_Biomedical_Research_Fortune_journalsjust replace the journal title and it boils down to the following:

“The journal “Archives of Clinical and Biomedical Research” is published by (as you indicated yourself) “Fortune journals” a publisher mentioned in the updated version of the Beall’s list (https://beallslist.net/#update). This is a red flag that you are dealing with a potential predatory publisher (and consequently journal). There are more red flags:

-Contact info (https://www.fortunejournals.com/) 11355 Richmond Ave #507, Houston, TX 77082, USA is fake or at best a virtual office. The same is true for the Delaware address (frequently used by predatory publishers for misleadingly suggesting an US origin while they are not)

-Same Delaware address is used by https://inter-publishing.com/index.php/ijbde published by Academic Journal INC a predatory publisher for sure numerous so-called misleading metrics are prominently mentioned on their website (https://beallslist.net/misleading-metrics/)

-Looking at https://www.fortunejournals.com/archives-of-clinical-and-biomedical-research-home-acbr.php I see a prominently mentioned impact factor, which is false and misleading since this journal is not indexed in Clarivate’s SCIE (you can check here https://mjl.clarivate.com/home )

-Mentioning PubMed is also misleading since ALL papers published by authors with a NIH grant are indexed in PubMed irrespective of the journal where the paper is published in. This has nothing to do with being a PubMed indexed journal (which they are not)

-APC (https://www.fortunejournals.com/article-processing-charges.php) is ridiculously high for an essentially non-indexed journal

Overall, I would say avoid this one.

Best regards.”

Here's a Bash script that fulfills the requirements you mentioned:

#!/bin/bash

# Function to print usage message

print_usage() {

echo "Usage: $0 [-z] URL image_type"

echo " -z Create a zip archive of downloaded images"

echo " URL The URL to scan for images"

echo " image_type The image file type (e.g., jpg, jpeg, gif, png)"

exit 1

}

# Check for the -z option

zip_archive=false

if [ "$1" == "-z" ]; then

zip_archive=true

shift

fi

# Check if there are exactly two arguments

if [ $# -ne 2 ]; then

print_usage

fi

# Parse the arguments

url="$1"

image_type="$2"

# Create a directory to store the downloaded images

download_dir="$(date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S)"

mkdir "$download_dir"

# Function to download and check for duplicate images

download_image() {

image_url="$1"

image_name="$(basename "$image_url")"

# Check if the image file type matches the specified type

if [[ "$image_name" == *".$image_type" ]]; then

# Check if the image is already downloaded

if [ ! -e "$download_dir/$image_name" ]; then

echo "Downloading: $image_name"

wget -q -P "$download_dir" "$image_url"

fi

fi

}

# Download images from the provided URL

wget -q -O - "$url" | grep -Eo "(http|https)://[^\"]+" | while read -r line; do

download_image "$line"

done

# Check if any images were downloaded

if [ -z "$(ls -A "$download_dir")" ]; then

echo "No images of type $image_type found at $url."

rmdir "$download_dir"

exit 1

fi

# Create a zip archive if -z option is specified

if [ "$zip_archive" = true ]; then

zip -r "$download_dir.zip" "$download_dir"

echo "Created zip archive: $download_dir.zip"

fi

# Count downloaded images and display summary

num_downloaded_images="$(ls -l "$download_dir" | grep -E '\.'$image_type'$' | wc -l)"

echo "Downloaded $num_downloaded_images images to directory: $download_dir"

echo -e "Summary:\nImage Name\tSize"

ls -lh "$download_dir" | awk '{print $9 "\t" $5}'

# Clean up the downloaded directory

rm -r "$download_dir"

#########################################################

Save this script to a file (e.g., image_downloader.sh), make it executable with chmod +x image_downloader.sh, and then you can run it as follows:

./image_downloader.sh [-z] URL image_type

For example, to download JPEG images from a URL and create a zip archive, you would use:

./image_downloader.sh -z https://example.com jpg

Make sure you have wget and zip installed on your system for this script to work. The script checks for the specified image type and avoids downloading duplicates. It also handles various error cases, as specified in your requirements.

I am interested.

Parner found

if you mean the discontinuation of the project feature, you may wish to look for some further tips in addition to those given in the other answers here:

And two more from the same location:

See my reply to this similar question: https://www.researchgate.net/post/You_are_removing_projects_but_will_the_published_research_remain_on_ResearchGate

Billel Ali Rachedi excuse me,, may I ask you what was the decision for that paper? I have the same situation, a paper archived after 6 months, I sent an email for the editor 20 days ago and still no responde. thanx

Bradley C. Freeman Swati Arjun Thanks for the feedback.

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2nd Edition

Quantitative Understanding of Biosystems An Introduction to Biophysics, Second Edition

ByThomas M. Nordlund, Peter M. Hoffmann Copyright Year 2019

I start my search with Emerald and ScienceDirect (Elsevier), and then end my search with Google Scholar!

Thank you so much

I downloaded the file also from https://www.researchgate.net/publication/277941362: It has the suffix .rar, but this is a mistake. Just replace .rar by .pdf, and the file will open.

Dear Prof. Israa K. Salman & all the honorable researchers,

Plagiarism is a common problem facing almost all professors. This respected portal (i.e. RG) defines plagiarism as:

On the other side, self-plagiarism is when the author republishes portions of his/her own previously written research work while authoring a new work.

I may be somewhat old-fashioned, but please have a look at the following golden principles on how to avoid plagiarism in academic writing, especially Self-Plagiarism:

Finally, believe me, or not: If you make one plagiarizing, you may solve one problem and fall into many others where some of which may be described as a knockout. Again and again, please always remember that if there were accusations of plagiarism, it is not well for any researcher's reputation, in any meaning.

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Hi,

how did you get the gold NP coordinates and parameters? The gold sheet look weird as each atom is making too many bonds. You can download relevant coordinates from the following link:

and you can use this tutorial to simulation gold/protein complex:

Good luck.

Dear Giacomo Armani Calligaris ,

A journal like “Zeitschrift für Techniche Physik” will be available as hard-copy in the older (German) universities. I found the paper “Kubelka P, Munk F (1931) Ein Beitrag zur Optik der Farbanstriche. Z. Tech. Phys. 12:593”

See enclosed files of copy (I found on the net) and an English translation.

Best regards.

Hi Evrim, Interesting work.

You know Marieke von Lindern from Sanquin from the Evidence meeting 2 years ago. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Marieke-Lindern

I think this is something that she may be working on. So you might directly ask her with reference to you having met her for Evidence.

a year or so from submission to acceptance/publication is not unusual. in my experience, the editors are both rigorous and stupidly busy.

regarding preprints, it's fine. from https://www.nature.com/nature/for-authors/initial-submission:

"The Nature journals support the posting of submitted manuscripts on community preprint servers such as arXiv and bioRxiv. We do, however, ask you to respect the following summaries of our policies:

Also check..

Davide Pirolli Thanks for your answer.

As far as I can remember, my interpreter was bash. I set it during the installation of my local language.

I switched to windows operating system. So I am unable run your command. I am sorry.

Dear Rob Keller,

very thanks for your kind reply. Your observations are extremely noteworthy..I fully agree with you..it was not a good idea to submit to this journal..for sure this is not a serious journal.. they also avoid any reply to my emails...I discourage everyone to send paper to this journal.

very Kind Regards Marcello

Hello Ibrahim; I found this citation on Google Scholar. Maybe it would help you. Best regards, Jim Des Lauriers.

[CITATION] The status of the tiger Panthera tigris (Linne, 1758) in the Sundarbans mangrove forest (Bay of Bengal)

H Hendrichs - 1975 - pascal-francis.inist.fr

Sauf mention contraire ci-dessus, le contenu de cette notice bibliographique peut être utilisé dans le cadre d'une licence CC BY 4.0 Inist-CNRS/Unless otherwise stated above, the content of this bibliographic record may be used under a CC BY 4.0 licence by Inist-CNRS/A menos que se haya señalado antes, el contenido de este registro bibliográfico puede ser utilizado al amparo de una licencia CC BY 4.0 Inist-CNRS

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I find your research interesting. Now bear in mind that one of the objectives of conducting researches is to prove or support existing theories as well as yield results which are dissimilar to the available published findings and resources. I believe you would want to choose either of these two options.

Refer

This is tricky.

On the one hand, if it is truly the only source and the author is a known reputable source, I would have zero problem with that, particularly in something that you need to see its changes in a rapid manner.

On the other hand, most journalists have a source for their data (if they are good journalists). I would reach out to them to see if they could point to the source of the data in their newspaper article (and then cite that). You might acknowledge the journalist in that case. If it has no source, that likely would induce some skepticism for me, or it would be that they did an investigation. In the case they did their own investigation, I might cite that as motivation for a study or a direction for future work, but don't think I would put that in anything regarding a method.

Followersanalysis (https://www.followersanalysis.com/download-someone-elses-twitter-archive) enables you to download tweets easily from any account of your choice. The platform deploys a robust integration of the official Twitter Search API and helps you to source and download tweets. Every bit of data that you request through FollowersAnalysis is guaranteed to be accurate and insightful.

Getting just a list of tweets from your desired account is just not enough. Therefore, FollowersAnalysis includes a detailed analytical report along with the tweets list.

The tweet report can greatly benefit you if you wish to improve your profile and followers on Twitter. You get to learn about

These insights can play a pivotal role in elevating your marketing campaigns and ensuring an optimal ROI on your outreach spends.

Before I begin my list let me point out that I like e-documents and hate having to carry paper ones and most of these "reasons" are flawed themselves. These factors will not be an extensive list but are the first to pop to mind as the uses of paper:

- Redundancy: having a file in a single medium can lead to the loss of that file if the medium is lost or damaged. Naturally, the same can be said from having just a paper copy. Some may argue that these could be solved with the cloud (one of the best things in my opinion), cloud does offer redundancy, however, then you are exposed to the company that stores your data, which could go bankrupt, or have some other catastrophic event that limits or destroys your access to your data. Again same can be said about a paper copy (when it's not in your possession). Thus, some people prefer having documents in more than one kind of medium.

Not paper but - https://qz.com/1561878/google-amazon-and-microsoft-turn-to-magnetic-tape-storage-technology-to-back-up-their-clouds/

- Fear of technologies becoming obsolete: when is the last time you had access to a floppy disk? maybe you are someone who has to work with them because of a system that requires it, but otherwise, you would be hard press to find a current computer (from 2021) that can read it without an external USB adapter. If you saved a file in the early '90s in a floppy disk and haven't been moving it ever since you will struggle to access it now (maybe back to redundancy). The same wouldn't happen with paper that could be immediately accessed without technical barriers.

- Fear of information theft: though it is true that paper files can be stolen the amount of information single files have is small compared to the amount of information that can be stolen in a cyber attack. https://www.csoonline.com/article/3237324/what-is-a-cyber-attack-recent-examples-show-disturbing-trends.html

- Trust in the content: When files are shared there is a chance they will come with a virus, there is a chance they will have been modified by others. Papers can be falsified, but the process "feels" harder (probably it is not).

- Difficulty reading on a bright screen: E-books can potentially solve this one.

- How easy it is to handle: For people who are used to paper, it might just feel more natural to hold a few pages separated by a group of fingers and have an intuitive idea of where things are in the document. Especially, for small amounts of information.

- Cultural aspects: "This is how things have always been done", from all the arguments before I think none is as vital to the slow abandonment of paper as the generation who has always had access to digital technology are only now becoming the main consumer market. I see a future where e-documents are more prevalent.

Draga Valentina,

puno Vam hvala na odgovoru. Već sam mislio da nitko neće primijetiti. To je pitanje koje treba razriješiti jer svi uvijek citiramo jednu te istu informaciju i preuzimamo je jedni od drugih. Pojedinačni flagelanti su postojali od ranog kršćanstva, ali ovdje se radi o organiziranim bičevalačkim udrugama- bratovštinama. Trebalo bi malo proučiti tkoje stajao iza svih tih bratovština (to nisam učinio), da li je i, ako je, kako je došlo do transformacije iz mogućeg flagelantstva klera u praksu bičevanja svih slojeva stanovništva obaju spolova. Osobno smatram da je flagelatstvo u razvijenom i kasnom srednjem vijeku bila praksa bratima s izraženom težnjom da se to radi na javnim prostorima tijekom procesija, na blagdan sveca ili neke druge komunalne ili univerzalne blagdane. Mislim da su flagelanti, za razliku od pojedinačnih introspektivnih bičevalaca-pojedinaca, namjerno ukazivali na nužnost samokažnjavanja kao samo jednog oblika iskazivanja pobožnosti i prihvaćanja božanske kazne za neke neprilike., pri čemu su izvođenjem svojih bičevalačkih performansi nastojali pokazati drugima u zajednici važnost osobne žrtve za više zajedničke ciljeve kao i iskazati svoju individualnu religioznu snagu pred publikom. Kao i dosta toga, kada je religioznost u pitanju, cilj je vjerojatno bio barem dvostruki: participirati u pobožnom činu kako bi se postigla Božja milost u teškim vremenima, ali istovremeno ukazati svim ostalim vjernicima da se bolji ovozemaljski (ali, u perpesktivi i onozemaljski) život može postići osobnom žrtvom iskazanoj kroz izričaj religioznosti zajedno sa ostalim članovima bratovština. No, pokušat ću malo istražiti, jer je moguće da na slične flagelante možda naiđemo i u Francuskoj, drugdje na Apeninima ili na Iberskom poluotoku.

Hvala još jednom

Puno pozdrava

Zoran

Hi,

If you are familiar with R language, then I'd recommend rnoaa package that allows you to retrieve NEXRAD hourly prec. data with something as simple as

ncdc(datasetid = 'PRECIP_HLY', locationid = 'ZIP:28801', datatypeid = 'HPCP', startdate = '2013-10-01', enddate = '2013-12-01', limit = 5, token = "YOUR_TOKEN")

More information

Hope it helps

Yes you can get

You deserve it well, well done. make it smooth and visible to read.

أن من اكثر الامور التي تثير خلافا في قانون المعاهدات الدولية هو مسالة تفسيرها, ولا سيما مسالة الرجوع الى الاعمال التحضيرية في عملية التفسير بين مؤيد لها باعتبارها تعطي اضاءات واشارات واضحة للمفسر في تحديد نية الاطراف, وبين معارض لها لان الدول التي تنضم الى المعاهدة الدولية تنضم الى نص رسمي مستقل عن الظروف التي ادت الى عقده.

If you want to make sure that your data is safe, don't stick just to one way/technic of their archivisation. In our institute we still do both: store digital pictures on external servers (two different localisations) and burn BlueRay discs, which are stored physically in the institute physical archive.

I've contacted the Kyoto WDC a number of times since the outage began in 2018; unfortunately, they had a staffing change which interrupted their availability of the index. They still produce the provisional indices but have repeatedly refused to release them in a data format (only currently available as images...). At the moment the only alternative is the SuperMag index, which some studies have shown to be more representative anyway (http://supermag.jhuapl.edu/indices/, has a pretty straight forward tool to download the whole database at once, which is a nice feature). The only problem with the SuperMag index is that it is only updated once per year, so near-real-time is not an option. As Canada's representative to IAGA, I fully intend to bring up this problem at the next Congress. I built my model using AE index as a driver under the expectation that the index, which is endorsed by IAGA and has protected status, would be available in the long term. I have now been forced to re-build many components of my model with other geomagnetic indices as drivers because of this issue...

Also check https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/12/12/1938/pdf

Thanks Anatol Badach, for the information. Actually, I want to crawl a social network dataset used by criminals. So, basically I need social network data or interconnectivity dataset of a or multiple criminal gangs.

Good idea

Sumanta Chakraborty

Thank you for the tip! Surely I'll add it to my checklist next time.

Regards.

Dear Somia Chokri,

I suggest you to see links and attached file on subject.

http://archive.dimacs.rutgers.edu/Workshops/Challenge10/abstracts.html

Best regards

Please see the link.

http://www.imdpune.gov.in/Clim_Pred_LRF_New/Grided_Data_Download.html

It will all be dependent on experimental as well as theoretical breakthroughs with verifying magneton physics conjecture aether quagmire magnetic monopolarity.

Sincerely,

Rajan Iyer

ENGINEERINGINC MEDITERRANEAN HELLENIC GLOBAL PLATFORM

Have a look at: https://arxiv.org/help/endorsement

I personally don't have a need for steam at such high pressures, but several people have asked for this in support of their research. One guy was working with deep well fracking, another was working with shock waves, and a third was doing some sort of astronomical calculations related to Jupiter. Of course, we don't know for sure if there is any water on Jupiter. A very high temperature application is when they squirt water into the base of the launch pad beneath the Saturn V booster to keep the cement from disintegrating and the steel from melting. I know a guy who is working for a contractor that's supposed to provide some design calculations for that. By the way... My first boss when I got out of school (Dr. William R. Waldrop) is the guy who wrote the 3D transient computer model of the Saturn V booster, which was a deliverable in Lockheed's contract with NASA. It was a FORTRAN program written on punch cards. Who would have thought they'd still be using the same design?

Hi Tim, I had the same problem, I found the solution with Explicit Dynamics, because this solver has been able to consider the time. Of course, I want know how analyze with transient Estructural, Please if you have the answer help me.Best Regards

It seems that that mgazine is located at Paris

Bibliothèque de l'Hôtel de Ville

See https://bibliotheques-specialisees.paris.fr/ark:/73873/pf0000320661

The are telling that they have years 1925, 1926 & 1927

Best Regards

Buy or borrow a textbook of qualitative data analysis. I rely on Gorman & Clayton "Qualitative Research for the Information Professional", which, despite its title, is generally applicable.

IITM Pune and IMD homepages should be a great choice.

Following the answers.

good question

This is a predatory journal, and all of the things you stated that you were concerned about are the clear indicators. Publishing in one of these can seriously jeopardize your future research publications. Always first check journal name against the predatory list of journals and publishers, and check well established databases.

https://www.cancerimagingarchive.net/ https://www.kaggle.com/

an electronic archive have more benefits; it preserve the digital memory of the enterprise which is of permanent value. However preserving permanently it means digital preservation strategy, which involves rigorous record assessment, technology migration, new long-lasting or permanent storage media such as microfilm and glass storage (see project SILICA @Microsoft news https://news.microsoft.com/innovation-stories/ignite-project-silica-superman/) (see also 5D optical memory technology by Professor Peter kazansky, University of Southampton https://www.southampton.ac.uk/news/2016/02/5d-data-storage-update.page#_ga=2.207183702.499785636.1573659333-994277002.1573658806 )

did you get a solution Sir ?

Have you thought of approaching a large hospital in your area. They may allow you to access deidentified image data sets. They may need you to go thorough ethics but it could be worthwhile in the end to get good data.

You can have a look on the book which is also online:

Caroline Y. Robertson-von Trotha, Ralf H. Schneider (Hg.) unter Mitarbeit von Christine Wölfle: Digitales Kulturerbe. Bewahrung und Zugänglichkeit in der wissenschaftlichen Praxis (= Kulturelle Überlieferung - digital 2). Karlsruhe: KIT Scientific Publishing, 2015, S. 81-96. (http://www.zak.kit.edu/2643.php)

There are examples, also from the Behring archives in Marburg, Germany, in my paper.

Coaching and mentoring can inspire and empower employees, build commitment, increase productivity, grow talent, and promote success. They are now essential elements of modern managerial practice. However, many companies still have not established related schemes. By not doing so, they also fail to capitalize on the experience and knowledge seasoned personnel can pass on.

Dear Dr. Sofiia Vakulich,

I send you the following notes/papers that seem interesting and easily accessible even to people who are not specifically experts in the field:

- Archiving, Document Management, and Records Management

By Stan Garfield (2017)

Available at: https://medium.com/@stangarfield/archiving-document-management-and-records-management-6622023eb488

- Design and Implementationof an Electronic Document Management System

Mahmood, A. & Okumus, İ. T.

MAKÜ-Uyg. Bil. Derg., 1(1), 9-17, 2017

Available at: https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/358089

- Development of Electronic Document Management Systems: Advantage and Efficiency

I. N. Burtylev, K. V. Mokhun, Y. V. Bodnya, D. N. Yukhnevich

Science and Technology (2013)

Available at: http://article.sapub.org/10.5923.s.scit.201301.01.html

- Top 10 Archiving Software | Easy Solutions for Your Needs‎

Available at: https://www.capterra.com/sem-compare/archiving-software?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6sHbtPOR5QIVSeJ3Ch335QBKEAMYASAAEgIMM_D_BwE

Best regards, Pierluigi Traverso