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Scientists Find Water Vapor on the Most Habitable Exoplanet Yet
Water Vapor on the Habitable-Zone Exoplanet K2-18b Water vapour in the atmosphere of the habitable-zone eight-Earth-mass planet K2-18 b

Slovak Svieckova & Czech duck with red cabbage

For dumpling all you really need (and steam on water): yeastsugarwatersaltflourolive oil For red cabbage: red cabbagesugarsaltcumin seedbutterfat from baking duck For svieckova (pressure cooker speeds things up): beefcarrots (lots)onions (less)apples are option as well (but not necessary)spices (go nuts)salthalf and half To bake duck: watersaltbutterduck

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I recently read paper in scientific journal, which cites my publication, but does not have all authors in references. I understand when pre-print might have a mistake - it happens. But if a printed journal does not check names of all authors in references before printing, what else can they miss?

Example publication:
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Missed one author #1 (IEEE):
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Author name misspelled #2 (Taylor):
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Another author missed #3 (Springer):
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I wonder if at least online versions could be fixed. What is printed is already printed - fine, but online versions should not take much time to be fixed. I informed one of the journals just out of curiosity what they do. It has been quiet with no response yet.