Sci Astro Researchers: Collaboration Can Increase Your Research Productivity

Dear Sci Astro Researcher,

Collaboration is the lifeblood of good research, but finding desired
co-authors can be difficult.

We recently launched MyNetResearch.com, the research website that
creates a community of accessible researchers.

As a member of MyNetResearch, you can also:
- manage your research papers and grant proposals online and access
them from any location
- conduct online surveys and citation searches
- receive expert advice on research and statistical design
- read about the latest research in hundreds of different subjects,
and much more

Over 15,600 researchers from 95 countries and many research
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Regular membership is completely free and through 2010, we are giving
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Sincerely,

Bay Arinze, Ph.D., Founding Editor
MyNetResearch,
Empowering Collaboration™

(Arin280) wrote:
Over 15,600 researchers from 95 countries and many research
specialties use MyNetResearch.

Are you able to say how many of them are in astronomy, astrophysics
or space science? The testimonials on your site are almost all from
people who are in information science or management science, not
natural sciences, and I haven't seen any researchers in the astro
groups so much as mention it, let alone recommend it.

Just curious,
-Dan

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