your publications can support the PCT project in Researchgate

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[Bruce Nevin (2017.08.21.12:35 PDT)]

I am inviting you to participate in controlling the perception “increased visibility and credibility of PCT” by associating your PCT writings and research products with a ‘Project’ in Researchgate. The name of the project is

Perceptual Control Theory (PCT).

To do this, you should have a Researchgate account. Google tells me this is the URL to sign up:

https://www.researchgate.net/signup.SignUp.html

(I can’t verify that, because when I go to that URL the server recognizes me and redirects me to my account.)

To gain access to the PCT project, you must ‘follow’ it. Go to

https://www.researchgate.net/project/Perceptual-Control-Theory-PCT

Here are the instructions from a Help page on the Researchgate website:

To follow a project:

  1. Go to the page of the project you would like to follow
  2. Click the blue**Follow project **button under the list of collaborators on the top right-hand side of the page
  3. You are now following the project and will start getting notified about new project updates and discussions.

The name of the project to follow is Perceptual Control Theory (PCT).


Here’s how to add your research to researchgate:

https://explore.researchgate.net/display/support/Adding+research

When you upload an item to Researchgate, the server asks you what project it is related to.

If you have already uploaded papers and such to Researchgate, there’s a button next to each item to add the item to a project.

When you click the button, a box opens similar to the image below. (instead of “data” it may say “conference paper”, or something else, depending on the type of your contribution.)

Click the field “Select or create a project”. You should see all the projects that you are following listed. Select the PCT project.


If you have already posted research products to Researchgate, you can associate them with the project.

In the upper right corner is your picture (or a blank ‘avatar’ if you have not posted a picture). The down arrow next to it pulls down a menu.

Select Your Profile

See the line that says

Overview Contributions Info Stats Scores Research Interests

Select Contributions

You see your contributions listed. Under each title you see a button to add the item to a project. Click the button.

A box opens something like the image below (instead of “data” it may say “conference paper”, or something else, depending on the type of your contribution):

Click the field “Select or create a project” (not the down arrow next to it). You should see the project that you are following listed. Select it.

Do this for each PCT-related item in your list of contributions to Researchgate.


I hope that you are willing and able to help with this. Please let me know of any difficulty or confusion you experience.

Thanks!

/Bruce

[From Fred Nickols (2017.08.21.1545 ET)]

Following is no problem; how do I get to be a collaborator?

Fred Nickols

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From: Bruce Nevin [mailto:bnhpct@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2017 3:36 PM
To: Control Systems Group Network (CSGnet) CSGNET@listserv.illinois.edu
Subject: your publications can support the PCT project in Researchgate

[Bruce Nevin (2017.08.21.12:35 PDT)]

I am inviting you to participate in controlling the perception “increased visibility and credibility of PCT” by associating your PCT writings and research products with a ‘Project’ in Researchgate. The name of the project is

Perceptual Control Theory (PCT).

To do this, you should have a Researchgate account. Google tells me this is the URL to sign up:

https://www.researchgate.net/signup.SignUp.html

(I can’t verify that, because when I go to that URL the server recognizes me and redirects me to my account.)

To gain access to the PCT project, you must ‘follow’ it. Go to

https://www. researchgate<
/span>.net/project/Perceptual-Control-Theory-PCT

Here are the instructions from a Help page on the Researchgate website:

To follow a project:

  1. Go to the page of the project you would like to follow

  2. Click the blue** Follow project **button under the list of collaborators on the top right-hand side of the page

  3. You are now following the project and will start getting notified about new project updates and discussions.

The name of the project to follow is Perceptual Control Theory (PCT).


Here’s how to add your research to researchgate:

https://explore.researchgate.net/display/support/Adding+research

When you upload an item to Researchgate, the server asks you what project it is related to.

If you have already uploaded papers and such to Researchgate, there’s a button next to each item to add the item to a project.

When you click the button, a box opens similar to the image below. (instead of “data” it may say “conference paper”, or something else, depending on the type of your contribution.)

Inline image 1

Click the field “Select or create a project”. You should see all the projects that you are following listed. Select the PCT project.


If you have already posted research products to Researchgate, you can associate them with the project.

In the upper right corner is your picture (or a blank 'avatar
’ if you have not posted a picture). The down arrow next to it pulls down a menu.

Select Your Profile

See the line that says

Overview Contributions Info Stats Scores Research Interests

Select Contributions

You see your contributions listed. Under each title you see a button to add the item to a project. Click the button.

A box opens something like the image below (instead of “data” it may say “conference paper”, or something else, depending on the type of your contribution):

Inline image 1

Click the field “Select or create a project” (not the down arrow next to it). You should see the project that you are following listed. Select it.

Do this for each PCT-related item in your list of contributions to Researchgate.


I hope that you are willing and able to help with this. Please let me know of any difficulty or confusion you experience.

Thanks!

/Bruce

[From Fred Nickols (2017.08.21.1613 ET)]

Hmm. Maybe I should rephrase my question. Can we contribute articles/papers?

Fred Nickols

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From: Fred Nickols [mailto:fred@nickols.us]
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2017 3:46 PM
To: csgnet@lists.illinois.edu
Subject: RE: your publications can support the PCT project in Researchgate

[From Fred Nickols (2017.08.21.1545 ET)]

Following is no problem; how do I get to be a collaborator?

Fred Nickols

From: Bruce Nevin [mailto:bnhpct@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2017 3:36 PM
To: Control Systems Group Network (CSGnet) CSGNET@listserv.illinois.edu
Subject: your publications can support the PCT project in Researchgate

[Bruce Nevin (2017.08.21.12:35 PDT)]

I am inviting you to participate in controlling the perception “increased visibility and credibility of PCT” by associating your PCT writings and research products with a ‘Project’ in Researchgate. The name of the project is

Perceptual Control Theory (PCT).

To do this, you should have a Researchgate account. Google tells me this is the URL to sign up:

https://www.researchgate.net/signup.SignUp.html

(I can’t verify that, because when I go to that URL the server recognizes me and redirects me to my account.)

To gain access to the PCT project, you must ‘follow’ it. Go to

https://www.researchgate< /span>.net/project/Perceptual-Control-Theory-PCT

Here are the instructions from a Help page on the Researchgate website:

To follow a project:

  1. Go to the page of the project you would like to follow

  2. Click the blue** Follow project **button under the list of collaborators on the top right-hand side of the page

  3. You are now following the project and will start getting notified about new project updates and discussions.

The name of the project to follow is Perceptual Control Theory (PCT).


Here’s how to add your research to researchgate:

https://explore.researchgate.net/display/support/Adding+research

When you upload an item to Researchgate, the server asks you what project it is related to.

If you have already uploaded papers and such to Researchgate, there’s a button next to each item to add the item to a project.

When you click the button, a box opens similar to the image below. (instead of “data” it may say “conference paper”, or something else, depending on the type of your contribution.)

Inline image 1

Click the field “Select or create a project”. You should see all the projects that you are following listed. Select the PCT project.


If you have already posted research products to Researchgate, you can associate them with the project.

In the upper right corner is your picture (or a blank 'avatar ’ if you have not posted a picture). The down arrow next to it pulls down a menu.

Select Your Profile

See the line that says

Overview Contributions Info Stats Scores Research Interests

Select Contributions

You see your contributions listed. Under each title you see a button to add the item to a project. Click the button.

A box opens something like the image below (instead of “data” it may say “conference paper”, or something else, depending on the type of your contribution):

Inline image 1

Click the field “Select or create a project” (not the down arrow next to it). You should see the project that you are following listed. Select it.

Do this for each PCT-related item in your list of contributions to Researchgate.


I hope that you are willing and able to help with this. Please let me know of any difficulty or confusion you experience.

Thanks!

/Bruce

Fred,

As far as I can tell, the people who Researchgate considers to be my ‘collaborators’ are my co-authors on a paper (the 2010-2011 jointly-written introduction). But you only have to follow the project to associate your research products with the project. You don’t have to be a ‘collaborator’ in that sense. I suppose following it and associating your work with it makes you a ‘collaborator’ on the project in a different sense.

In the article https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ResearchGate, I see “People that wish to use the site need to have an email address at a recognized institution or to be manually confirmed as a published researcher in order to sign up for an account.” There are workarounds if you don’t have an institutional address.

https://explore.researchgate.net/display/support/Signing+up+for+ResearchGate

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On Mon, Aug 21, 2017 at 12:46 PM, Fred Nickols fred@nickols.us wrote:

[From Fred Nickols (2017.08.21.1545 ET)]

Following is no problem; how do I get to be a collaborator?

Fred Nickols

From: Bruce Nevin [mailto:bnhpct@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, August 21, 2017 3:36 PM
To: Control Systems Group Network (CSGnet) CSGNET@listserv.illinois.edu
Subject: your publications can support the PCT project in Researchgate

[Bruce Nevin (2017.08.21.12:35 PDT)]

I am inviting you to participate in controlling the perception “increased visibility and credibility of PCT” by associating your PCT writings and research products with a ‘Project’ in Researchgate. The name of the project is

Perceptual Control Theory (PCT).

To do this, you should have a Researchgate account. Google tells me this is the URL to sign up:

https://www.researchgate.net/signup.SignUp.html

(I can’t verify that, because when I go to that URL the server recognizes me and redirects me to my account.)

To gain access to the PCT project, you must ‘follow’ it. Go to

https://www. researchgate<
/span>.net/project/Perceptual-Control-Theory-PCT

Here are the instructions from a Help page on the Researchgate website:

To follow a project:

  1. Go to the page of the project you would like to follow
  1. Click the blue** Follow project **button under the list of collaborators on the top right-hand side of the page
  1. You are now following the project and will start getting notified about new project updates and discussions.

The name of the project to follow is Perceptual Control Theory (PCT).


Here’s how to add your research to researchgate:

https://explore.researchgate.net/display/support/Adding+research

When you upload an item to Researchgate, the server asks you what project it is related to.

If you have already uploaded papers and such to Researchgate, there’s a button next to each item to add the item to a project.

When you click the button, a box opens similar to the image below. (instead of “data” it may say “conference paper”, or something else, depending on the type of your contribution.)

Click the field “Select or create a project”. You should see all the projects that you are following listed. Select the PCT project.


If you have already posted research products to Researchgate, you can associate them with the project.

In the upper right corner is your picture (or a blank 'avatar
’ if you have not posted a picture). The down arrow next to it pulls down a menu.

Select Your Profile

See the line that says

Overview Contributions Info Stats Scores Research Interests

Select Contributions

You see your contributions listed. Under each title you see a button to add the item to a project. Click the button.

A box opens something like the image below (instead of “data” it may say “conference paper”, or something else, depending on the type of your contribution):

Click the field “Select or create a project” (not the down arrow next to it). You should see the project that you are following listed. Select it.

Do this for each PCT-related item in your list of contributions to Researchgate.


I hope that you are willing and able to help with this. Please let me know of any difficulty or confusion you experience.

Thanks!

/Bruce