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View article: pvcracks
pvcracks Open
SAND2024-00922O This software uses electroluminescence images to predict power loss due to cell cracks in photovoltaic modules. The software will incorporate trained variational autoencoder(s) to parameterize cell cracks detected in electr…
View article: Characterization of Interconnects
Characterization of Interconnects Open
Combined-accelerated stress testing (C-AST) simultaneously combines stress factors of the natural environment (including UV radiation, temperature, humidity, electrical current, and external mechanical force) into a single test that requir…
View article: Instrumented Photovoltaic Modules for Environmental Characterization and Simulation Model Validation
Instrumented Photovoltaic Modules for Environmental Characterization and Simulation Model Validation Open
Photovoltaic modules are subjected to various mechanical stressors in their deployment environments, ranging from installation handling to wind and snow loads. Damage incurred during these mechanical events has the potential to initiate su…
View article: Effects of Frame Constraints on Internal Module Damage During Mechanical Load Testing.
Effects of Frame Constraints on Internal Module Damage During Mechanical Load Testing. Open
load frame it will be possible, for the first time, to image the initiation and accumulation of internal damage (0.5 {mu}m detectability) formed in a 6 mm diameter specimen during the application of a monotonic or low frequency cyclic load…
View article: Academic science writing: an inconsiderate genre?
Academic science writing: an inconsiderate genre? Open
In this essay, we comment on the inconsiderate nature of many science articles, and how this may have come about.
View article: Book review: publish or perish: perceived benefits versus unintended consequences by Imad A. Moosa
Book review: publish or perish: perceived benefits versus unintended consequences by Imad A. Moosa Open
Academics today have to publish to succeed. In Publish or Perish: Perceived Benefits versus Unintended Consequences, Imad A. Moosa assesses the disastrous consequences of this view for academics, both personally and academically. Review by…
View article: Distribution and habitat preferences of eastern hellbenders within the Greenbrier River
Distribution and habitat preferences of eastern hellbenders within the Greenbrier River Open
The eastern hellbender (Cryptobranchus alleganiensis alleganiensis) is experiencing extensive population declines throughout its native range as a result of habitat loss and degradation associated with widespread anthropogenic activity. Co…
View article: Some observations on the current state of book reviewing in the social sciences
Some observations on the current state of book reviewing in the social sciences Open
Key points The number of printed book reviews in the social sciences is currently declining. The number of online book reviews is currently increasing. There are ways of measuring the impact of book reviews so that they can be included in …
View article: Scoping assessments and review of sub-scale models in support of DuraMAT Predictive Simulation Capability Area #2
Scoping assessments and review of sub-scale models in support of DuraMAT Predictive Simulation Capability Area #2 Open
The goal of the DuraMAT Predictive Simulation Capability Area is to develop a suite of modeling and simulation tools to enhance understanding of module-level thermo-mechanical-electrical effects contributing to degradation of solar photovo…
View article: Why has submitting a manuscript to a journal become so difficult? A call to simplify an overly complicated process
Why has submitting a manuscript to a journal become so difficult? A call to simplify an overly complicated process Open
It is widely acknowledged that submitting a paper to a journal is a fraught activity for authors. But why should this still be the case? James Hartley and Guillaume Cabanac argue that the process has always been complicated but can, with a…
View article: Thirteen Ways to Write an Abstract
Thirteen Ways to Write an Abstract Open
The abstract is a crucial component of a research article. Abstracts head the text—and sometimes they can appear alone in separate listings (e.g., conference proceedings). The purpose of the abstract is to inform the reader succinctly what…
View article: The delights, discomforts, and downright furies of the manuscript submission process
The delights, discomforts, and downright furies of the manuscript submission process Open
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View article: What’s new in abstracts of science articles?
What’s new in abstracts of science articles? Open
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View article: What's new in abstracts of science articles
What's new in abstracts of science articles Open
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View article: Peer choice – does reviewer self‐selection work?
Peer choice – does reviewer self‐selection work? Open
The British Journal of Educational Technology ( BJET ) uses a novel system for obtaining referees by e‐mailing the abstracts of submissions to a panel of over 250 referees and allowing these individuals to choose which papers they would li…
View article: Classic articles in Psychology in the <i>Science Citation Index Expanded</i> : A bibliometric analysis
Classic articles in Psychology in the <i>Science Citation Index Expanded</i> : A bibliometric analysis Open
Who today are the most highly cited psychologists listed in the Web of Science? This paper reports answers to this question by using the Science Citation Index Expanded to find out. This index covers over 280,350 documents in the Psycholog…