The paper identifies and analyzes an 'initial era' in scholarly communications where authors used initials instead of full names, examining its causes and implications for research culture.
Schiermeier, Nature 526, 281 (2015), number: 7572 Publisher: Nature Publishing Group
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The Rise and Fall of the Initial Era
The paper identifies and analyzes an 'initial era' in scholarly communications where authors used initials instead of full names, examining its causes and implications for research culture.