Update Publications.md , changing DOI to links

[philipcardiff]

Thanks @cloner0110.

This looks good.

As the DOI may be of interest (not just as a link), I suggest you display the DOI rather than use the word "Link"; I think the easiest way to do this would be to use < > as follows:

[Link](https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apm.2021.09.009)

becomes

<https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apm.2021.09.009>

For example, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apm.2021.09.009 instead of Link.

You could use find+replace to change [Link]( to < and then ) to > (the second one needs more manual input to replace the correct ones).

What do you think?

[cloner0110]

@philipcardiff Yes, I thought of that also, but clicking on DOI will redirect them to the same page (publication page). In the case of someone who wants to copy the DOI, yes, what you mentioned is easier.

One other option is that we link the whole text (or title) to the doi, e.g., like Google Scholar:

Both are ok with me, and chatgpt can handle the manpower needed for edits :D .

[philipcardiff]

Ah nice, ChatGPT; I need to change my mindset and start using it more for tasks like this!

I like the idea of hyperlinking the title; that sounds good to me, assuming ChatGPT can help with the manual labour.

[cloner0110]

Hi @philipcardiff, I modified the markdown, and now the titles are linked to the DOI.

Tell me your thoughts.

[philipcardiff]

Excellent, now merged!

[philipcardiff]

Now online at https://www.solids4foam.com/about/Publications.html.

[philipcardiff]

Hi @cloner0110, I noticed the last publication (Tukovic et al) gets truncated (maybe a ChatGPT max word count); can you double-check this? Thanks!

[cloner0110]

@philipcardiff, now it is fixed at https://github.com/solids4foam/solids4foam.github.io/pull/53 .

[philipcardiff]

Thanks again!