retrieve full papers

[JBGruber]

The papers selected in #9 need to be downloaded and stored somewhere so the coders can access them when they are assigned an item.

[JBGruber]

Salamanca task description

This spreadsheet contains all abstracts, and I added column wether I've already downloaded the corresponding PDF: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/14gsrQyw_QNamph74kAhy8Iw2QB2PtY11KpoAWGFUcUM/edit?usp=sharing

1040 are done, I couldn't get 4212. Out of these, 3455 have a doi, so I would focus on these first. I'm not sure if there is a realiable search enginge for the others, other than WoS and Scopus (where we got the data from, so no point in looking there for the dois again).

A couple of thoughts:

• it might be worthwhile to check from which publishers the missing articles come. Maybe there is a good way to get the files for annotation for a couple of them. And if a majority of PDFs come from these publishers, we could be done relativly quickly.
• this might be a good opporunity to test out https://github.com/lavague-ai/LaVague or another "ai" scraping tool.

[aurman21]

To be done by using Zotero, possibly splitting the task between several people (required skills: Zotero and basic R usage). Sasha will ask on slack who would want to join, we split the task, try to be done with this in the first week of July.