Andy Rhines
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I use Google Reader to keep up on the literature from a wide variety of academic journals. Many of the official feeds for these journals are hopelessly cluttered with unnecessary information -- book reviews, news pieces, polls, and even ads. While some of these can be interesting, I like to keep my journal feeds uncluttered and limited to actual papers. For this reason, I've created some automatically-filtered copies of several of the worst-offenders*:
  1. Science  
  2. Nature
  3. Nature Climate Change
  4. Nature Geoscience
  5. PNAS (filtered to exclude bio/chem to the best extent possible)


*No offense to these publishers intended -- I do enjoy most of the articles I'm filtering out. I just don't like the clutter when I'm reading papers.
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