Research assistant will assist with ensuring that footnote citations in a chapter on international humanitarian law and mental harm are fully in accordance with the Bluebook style.
We find that the introduction of a regulation that links the possibility of career advancement to the number of citations received is related to a strong and significant increase in self-citations among scientists who can benefit the most from increasing citations, namely assistant professors, associate professors and relatively less cited scientists, and in particular among social scientists.
In spite of reluctance, Lieutenant Donald Bolt, the squadron's assistant awards officer, forwarded a citation of the event to Washington D.C. where Sebille would be evaluated for the Medal of Honor.
Second, several systems provide easier access to PDFs (PubGet) and external citation mangers (PubMed assistant; HubMed).
Someone like Linda Buck or Eric Kandel has more citations than any assistant professor.
The citation said that the general, assistant commander of the First Cavalry Division Airr mobile) at the time, "distin guished himself by ex ceptionally valorous actions" at a fire base called Bronco when American troops came under attack.
You should seek guidance from your instructor or Teaching Assistant to ensure that you understand the citation expectations for any given class.
Westlaw's Drafting Assistant (formerly WestCheck), is a web-based, automated citation-checking service that automatically extracts citations from documents and verifies them using the KeyCite citator service.
He began a drive to petition the Army for individual awards and a unit citation, organizing a team of assistants to gather after-action reports, casualty records, photographs and first-person accounts.
I read in the promotions guidelines at my university that if I want to be promoted from assistant to associate professor I need to accumulate significant citations.
This year's recipient of the Nona Balakian Citation for Excellence in Reviewing is Alexandra Schwartz, an assistant editor at the New Yorker.
