During my PhD study, I wrote 3 papers in total and published them with MDPI, PLOS ONE...?

Answer: These publishers may be "despised" by some people but not by the entir.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You During my PhD study, I wrote 3 papers in total and published them with MDPI, PLOS ONE and Scientific Reports repectively. I did not know these three publishers are depised by academic community until graduation. What should I do now? Sumit Sharma, PhD from Columbia University Updated Sun These publishers may be "despised" by some people but not by the entire academic community. Your papers were peer-reviewed. Having three journal papers in a PhD is good (un...  Read More » NASA has found a strange alien planet sitting outside our solar system. The world is cool and small: two characteristics that make it a very strange thing indeed for scientists to find. Why is this unusual? Corey S. Powell, I have spent 30 years covering NASA and space discoveries. Written Jan 10, 2019 The planet mentioned in the news story is called HD 21749b, and it was discovered by NASA's new TESS (Transiting Exoplanets Survey Satellite) mission. What makes it notable...  Read More » Why would someone like Abhinav Kumar (JEE rank 1, tenure-track professor at MIT in math) go to Renaissance Technologies? This, instead of many other universities that would have presumably taken him after tenure denied at MIT. Borislav Agapiev, Having fun with mathematics all my life Written May 13 The answer is rather easy, one would think he would likely have gone to Renaissance Technologies (RT) even if he did receive tenure at MIT. The status of RT is now legendary...  Read More » How good are replica watches? Franz Rivoira, Expert in luxury and design watches and products Written Nov 1, 2019 How good are replica watches? They vary from horribly crappy to damn good. The main problem is that if you do not know anything about horology, you won't understand which is which. ...  Read More » If we landed on the Moon in 1969, why can't we do the same exactly 50 years later? Are the reasons purely financial? Jon Painter, Space Camp alum. NASA Social Orion-EFT 1 Updated Aug 16, 2019 We landed on the moon 6 times between 1969 and 1972. Then we stopped making the spacecraft and rocket that we used to go to the moon, and shifted spending to a spacecraft an...  Read More » What are the tenure requirements for professors at Harvard? Mimi Miller, lives in Henderson, NV Updated Jan 10 Schools like Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Penn seldom grant tenure. The typical path to tenure is a review in the third year when people who are not working out are asked to le...  Read More » How can a PhD student conduct an efficient literature survey if it gets 500 relevant papers after key word search? Joshua Gross, PhD in information sciences (AI, HCI, cognitive modeling) Written Oct 27, 2018 Here's a comprehensive list of things you can do efficiently as a PhD student: Eat at your desk while working Everything else is done inefficiently. Reading research and writ...  Read More » If it is so hard to land on the Moon even now, how did Apollo 11 manage to land on the Moon 50 years ago? Did they use any special technique? C Stuart Hardwick, Has a lunar adventure in the March 2019 Analog Scifi. Updated Sep 10, 2019 The Apollo missions used two resources not available in the recent, high-profile "rapid disassembly" of space probes bound for the moon: War-footing levels of funding. Fighter pilots. ...  Read More » What will happen to the 22 million unemployed in the US? Bob Smith, Economist Written May 7 Im a macroeconomist- so Im qualified to answer this question. There are four-five types of unemployment. Just like there are roughly 35 million un(under) employed - there ar...  Read More » Is the RTX 2060 worth it in 2020? Brett Bergan, Robotics Technician Written May 11 In my mind, the RTX 2060 has always been a $279 graphics card. When the EVGA KO edition actually went on pre-order for $279 I almost pulled the trigger and picked one up. E...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/