The Encyclopedia platform has launched a new feature that allows you to add source DOI/URLs for your contributions to enhance the impact of your publications.
When you create a new entry (including topic review and biography), video, or image, you can enhance the credibility and referencing of your work by adding a source DOI/URL. Once published, the DOI/URL link will appear below the title of the entry/video/image, providing readers with direct access to your sources.
How to add DOI/URL when creating an entry/video/image?
Click the “Submit” button, choose “Entry/Video/Image”, and locate the DOI/URL field on the content generation page. Refer to the illustrations below for specific placement.
(1) Topic Review
(2) Biography
(3) Video
(4) Image
Note:
The source DOI/URL should not exceed 255 characters.
Use semicolons to separate multiple DOIs/URLs. If your entry/video/image comes from several papers, you can use a semicolon to list the links.
If you want to update the source DOI/URL after the entry, video, or image is published, please contact the Encyclopedia office at office@encyclopedia.pub. The source DOI/URL can only be added by the author when creating a new entry, video, or image.
Any links that serve commercial advertising purposes or are entirely unrelated to the scientific content will be removed.
Encyclopedia launched the Academic Video Service in April, utilizing advanced technology to transform scholarly articles into engaging academic videos, enhancing the presentation of scientific research. These videos use simple and captivating animations to communicate academic findings to a broader audience.Since its inception, the Academic Video Service has seen enthusiastic participation from scholars and partnerships with various journals like Cancers, Animals, Entropy, Remote Sensing, Nanomaterials and so on.
In 2024, we collaborated with over 70 scholars to produce more than 100 video abstracts. We have received positive feedback from scholars and seek further suggestions on video quality. To enhance video quality, we've selected the most acclaimed videos of 2024 and invite Encyclopedia users to vote for the best one and share their valuable feedback. We greatly appreciate your active participation and support!
Vote for the best video abstract: https://forms.gle/NaRvHTq8KLb7b4249
To apply for video service: https://encyclopedia.pub/video_material
Encyclopedia Academic Video Service now offers specialized video production services designed for scholars, allowing them to present their research and insights in a dynamic and impactful manner. Research indicates that a well-crafted video abstract can boost an academic paper's views by 120%, citations by 20%, ranking by 33%, and Altmetrics score by 80%. Additionally, all videos on Encyclopedia will be linked to the original paper's DOI, further increasing your research's visibility.
Currently in the trial phase and offered free of charge, we warmly invite scholars from various fields to collaborate with us and contribute to enhancing our service. We primarily provide two types of videos:
Video Abstract
Video Abstract is a short video that summarizes the key points of a research paper, typically within 5 minutes. A video abstract highlights the most critical information, making it easier for viewers to grasp the essence of the research quickly.
Short Take
A short take uses original animations to vividly showcase a key aspect of the article, such as explaining principles or detailing experimental processes, within a 1 minute timeframe. Short Takes are an effective way to communicate important information efficiently in today's fast-paced digital environment.
Video Production Service
If you want to see our video examples, please visit: https://encyclopedia.pub/video.
If you would like to apply for video service, please click on https://encyclopedia.pub/video_material.
Others
If you have any other questions, please contact office@encyclopedia.pub.
The Encyclopedia platform has launched a new feature that allows you to add source DOI/URLs for your contributions to enhance the impact of your publications.
When you create a new entry (including topic review and biography), video, or image, you can enhance the credibility and referencing of your work by adding a source DOI/URL. Once published, the DOI/URL link will appear below the title of the entry/video/image, providing readers with direct access to your sources.
How to add DOI/URL when creating an entry/video/image?
Click the “Submit” button, choose “Entry/Video/Image”, and locate the DOI/URL field on the content generation page. Refer to the illustrations below for specific placement.
(1) Topic Review
(2) Biography
(3) Video
(4) Image
Note:
The source DOI/URL should not exceed 255 characters.
Use semicolons to separate multiple DOIs/URLs. If your entry/video/image comes from several papers, you can use a semicolon to list the links.
If you want to update the source DOI/URL after the entry, video, or image is published, please contact the Encyclopedia office at office@encyclopedia.pub. The source DOI/URL can only be added by the author when creating a new entry, video, or image.
Any links that serve commercial advertising purposes or are entirely unrelated to the scientific content will be removed.
Encyclopedia launched the Academic Video Service in April, utilizing advanced technology to transform scholarly articles into engaging academic videos, enhancing the presentation of scientific research. These videos use simple and captivating animations to communicate academic findings to a broader audience.Since its inception, the Academic Video Service has seen enthusiastic participation from scholars and partnerships with various journals like Cancers, Animals, Entropy, Remote Sensing, Nanomaterials and so on.
In 2024, we collaborated with over 70 scholars to produce more than 100 video abstracts. We have received positive feedback from scholars and seek further suggestions on video quality. To enhance video quality, we've selected the most acclaimed videos of 2024 and invite Encyclopedia users to vote for the best one and share their valuable feedback. We greatly appreciate your active participation and support!
Vote for the best video abstract: https://forms.gle/NaRvHTq8KLb7b4249
To apply for video service: https://encyclopedia.pub/video_material
Encyclopedia Academic Video Service now offers specialized video production services designed for scholars, allowing them to present their research and insights in a dynamic and impactful manner. Research indicates that a well-crafted video abstract can boost an academic paper's views by 120%, citations by 20%, ranking by 33%, and Altmetrics score by 80%. Additionally, all videos on Encyclopedia will be linked to the original paper's DOI, further increasing your research's visibility.
Currently in the trial phase and offered free of charge, we warmly invite scholars from various fields to collaborate with us and contribute to enhancing our service. We primarily provide two types of videos:
Video Abstract
Video Abstract is a short video that summarizes the key points of a research paper, typically within 5 minutes. A video abstract highlights the most critical information, making it easier for viewers to grasp the essence of the research quickly.
Short Take
A short take uses original animations to vividly showcase a key aspect of the article, such as explaining principles or detailing experimental processes, within a 1 minute timeframe. Short Takes are an effective way to communicate important information efficiently in today's fast-paced digital environment.
Video Production Service
If you want to see our video examples, please visit: https://encyclopedia.pub/video.
If you would like to apply for video service, please click on https://encyclopedia.pub/video_material.
Others
If you have any other questions, please contact office@encyclopedia.pub.
The Encyclopedia platform has launched a new feature that allows you to add source DOI/URLs for your contributions to enhance the impact of your publications.
When you create a new entry (including topic review and biography), video, or image, you can enhance the credibility and referencing of your work by adding a source DOI/URL. Once published, the DOI/URL link will appear below the title of the entry/video/image, providing readers with direct access to your sources.
How to add DOI/URL when creating an entry/video/image?
Click the “Submit” button, choose “Entry/Video/Image”, and locate the DOI/URL field on the content generation page. Refer to the illustrations below for specific placement.
(1) Topic Review
(2) Biography
(3) Video
(4) Image
Note:
The source DOI/URL should not exceed 255 characters.
Use semicolons to separate multiple DOIs/URLs. If your entry/video/image comes from several papers, you can use a semicolon to list the links.
If you want to update the source DOI/URL after the entry, video, or image is published, please contact the Encyclopedia office at office@encyclopedia.pub. The source DOI/URL can only be added by the author when creating a new entry, video, or image.
Any links that serve commercial advertising purposes or are entirely unrelated to the scientific content will be removed.
With the precious and indispensable active participation of scholars from all over the world, in articulation with the Editorial Office Team, will certainly continue to give a positive response to the new challenges emerging.
Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, University of the Azores, Portugal
Hsiang-Ning Luk
I received a feedback from a particular reader and now we intend to collaborate on a paper together. I appreciate the MDPI provides such a good platform to make it happen.
Department of Anesthesia, Hualien Tzu-Chi Hospital, Hualien, Taiwan
Melvin R. Pete Hayden
Thank the video production crew for making such a wonderful video. The narrations have been significantly added to the video! Congratulations on such an outstanding job of Encyclopedia Video team.
University of Missouri School of Medicine, United States
Patricia Jovičević-Klug
I am really impressed by the final video (produced by Encyclopedia Video team). I was a little bit worried about what the final video would be like, because of the topic, but you made the magic come true again with this video.
Department of Interface Chemistry and Surface Engineering, Max-Planck-Institute for Iron Research, Max-Planck-Str. 1, 40237 Düsseldorf, Germany
Bjørn Grinde
I believe research should be brought to the public and that videos are important for getting there. A warm thanks to Encyclopedia for making it happen and to the video crew for doing an excellent job.
Division of Physical and Mental Health, Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Oslo, Norway
Patricia Takako Endo
I have followed up the Encyclopedia initiative and I think it is a good alternative where researchers can share their works and results with the community.
Programa de Pós-Graduação em Engenharia da Computação Pernambuco, Universidade de Pernambuco, Brazil
Sandro Serpa
With the precious and indispensable active participation of scholars from all over the world, in articulation with the Editorial Office Team, will certainly continue to give a positive response to the new challenges emerging.
Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, University of the Azores, Portugal
Hsiang-Ning Luk
I received a feedback from a particular reader and now we intend to collaborate on a paper together. I appreciate the MDPI provides such a good platform to make it happen.
Department of Anesthesia, Hualien Tzu-Chi Hospital, Hualien, Taiwan
Melvin R. Pete Hayden
Thank the video production crew for making such a wonderful video. The narrations have been significantly added to the video! Congratulations on such an outstanding job of Encyclopedia Video team.
University of Missouri School of Medicine, United States
Patricia Jovičević-Klug
I am really impressed by the final video (produced by Encyclopedia Video team). I was a little bit worried about what the final video would be like, because of the topic, but you made the magic come true again with this video.
Department of Interface Chemistry and Surface Engineering, Max-Planck-Institute for Iron Research, Max-Planck-Str. 1, 40237 Düsseldorf, Germany
Bjørn Grinde
I believe research should be brought to the public and that videos are important for getting there. A warm thanks to Encyclopedia for making it happen and to the video crew for doing an excellent job.
Division of Physical and Mental Health, Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Oslo, Norway
Patricia Takako Endo
I have followed up the Encyclopedia initiative and I think it is a good alternative where researchers can share their works and results with the community.
Programa de Pós-Graduação em Engenharia da Computação Pernambuco, Universidade de Pernambuco, Brazil
Sandro Serpa
With the precious and indispensable active participation of scholars from all over the world, in articulation with the Editorial Office Team, will certainly continue to give a positive response to the new challenges emerging.
Department of Sociology, Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, University of the Azores, Portugal
Hsiang-Ning Luk
I received a feedback from a particular reader and now we intend to collaborate on a paper together. I appreciate the MDPI provides such a good platform to make it happen.
Department of Anesthesia, Hualien Tzu-Chi Hospital, Hualien, Taiwan
Melvin R. Pete Hayden
Thank the video production crew for making such a wonderful video. The narrations have been significantly added to the video! Congratulations on such an outstanding job of Encyclopedia Video team.
University of Missouri School of Medicine, United States