• BibSonomy – Share bookmarks and lists of literature.
• Biohunter – Portal with literature search, data statistics, reading, sorting, storing, field expert identification and journal finder.
• CaptoMe – Metadata platform with rich biomedical content and information management tools for well-organized research.
• CiteUlike – Search, organize, and share scholarly papers.
• Colwiz – Create citations and bibliography and set up your research groups on the cloud to share files and references.
• ContentMine – Uses machines to liberate 100,000,000 facts from the scientific literature.
• Data Elixir – A weekly collection of the best data science news, resources, and inspirations from around the web.
• DeepDyve – Instant access to the journals you need.
• Delvehealth – A data collection of global clinical trials, clinical trial investigator profiles, publications and drug development pipelines.
• EvidenceFinder – Enriches your literature exploration by suggesting questions alongside your search results. (blog post)
• F1000Prime – Leading biomedical experts helping scientists to discover, discuss and publish research.
• Google Scholar – Provides a way to broadly search for scholarly literature across disciplines and sources.
• Labii – A suite of web apps for researchers, including an online app for finding, commenting, rating and managing research papers. (blog post)
• LazyScholar – Chrome extension to help your literature search.
• LiteracyTool – Educational web-platform helping with the discovery, understanding, and exploration of your scientific topics of interest.
• Mendeley – A unique platform comprising a social network, reference manager, article visualization tools.
• Microsoft Academic Search – Find information about academic papers, authors, conferences, journals, and organizations from multiple sources.
• MyScienceWork – Diffuse scientific information and knowledge in a free and accessible way.
• Nowomics – Follow genes, proteins and processes to keep up with the latest papers and data relevant to your research.
• Paperity – Aggregator of open access papers and journals
• Paperscape – Visualise the arXiv, an open, online repository for scientific research papers.
• PubChase – Life sciences and medical literature recommendations engine. (blog post)
• PubNiche – A scientific research news curator.
• PubPeer – Search for publications and provide feedback and/or start a conversation anonymously.
• ReadCube – Read, manage & discover new literature.
• Research Professional– Source of intelligence on funding opportunities and research policy.
• Scicurve – Transforms systematic literature review into interactive and comprehensible environment.
• Sciencescape – Innovation in the exploration of papers and authors.
• Scientific Journal Finder (SJFinder) – A collection of tools including a journal search engine and rating which recommends a list of journals based on title and abstract of scientific manuscript, website builder, .(blog post)
• SciFeed – Uses various data sources and natural language processing to identify important new scientific advances.
• SciVal Funding  – Comprehensive source of funding information.
• Scizzle – Curator that automagically finds new and relevant research papers. (blog post)
• Sparrho – Personalized recommendation engine for science – allowing you to keep a bird’s eye view on all things scientific.
• SSRN – Multi-disciplinary online repository of scholarly research and related materials in social sciences.
• Stork – Notifies users new publications and grants based on the users’ own keywords.
• Symplur – Connecting the dots in healthcare social media.
• Wiki Journal Club – Open, user-reviewed summaries of the top studies in medical research.
• Zotero – Helps you collect, organize, cite, and share your research sources.

• ACS ChemWorx – Collaborative reference manager coupled with tools and services for authors.
• Colwiz – Create citations and bibliography and set up your research groups on the cloud to share files and references.
• eLife Lens – Provides for researchers, reviewers, authors and readers a novel way of looking at online content.
• Elsevier “Article of the Future”– Aims to revolutionize the format of the academic paper in regard to presentation, content and context.
• Interactive Science Publishing– Allows authors to publish large datasets with original source data that can be viewed interactively by readers.
• Mendeley – A platform comprising a social network, reference manager, article visualization tools.
• PaperHive – Simplifying research communication and introducing new ways of collaboration through in-document discussions.
• PubReader– Alternative web presentation that offers another, more reader-friendly way to read literature in PMC and Bookshelf.
• ReadCube – Read, manage & discover new literature.
• Utopia Docs– Pdf reader that connects the static content of scientific articles to the dynamic world of online content.
• Wiley Anywhere Article – Enhanced HTML article from Whiley publisher.
• Wiley Smart Article – Enhanced article tools for chemistry content in Whiley journals.

• BioLINCC – Clinical specimen database.
• Code Ocean – Cloud-based computational platform which provides a way to share, discover and run published code.
• ContentMine – Uses machines to liberate 100,000,000 facts from the scientific literature.
• DataBank – Analysis and visualisation tool that contains collections of time series data on a variety of topics.
• DataCite – Establish easier access to research data by providing persistent identifiers for data.
• DataHub – Publish or register datasets, create and manage groups and communities
• Dataverse Network – Harvard-based tool to share, cite, reuse and archive research data.
• Delvehealth – A data collection of global clinical trials, clinical trial investigator profiles, publications and drug development pipelines.
• Deveo – Free, private Git, Mercurial, and SVN repository management platform.
• Dryad– Data repository for any files associated with any published article in the sciences or medicine.
• Figshare – Manage your research in the cloud and control who you share it with or make it publicly available and citable
• GenBank – Gene sequence database provided by the National Center for Biotechnology Information.
• GitHub – Online software project hosting using the Git revision control system.
• How Can I Share It – Find information and tools to ensure your articles can be shared with your colleagues quickly and easily.
• Nowomics – Follow genes, proteins and processes to keep up with the latest papers and data relevant to your research.
• Open Science Framework – Gathers a network of research documents, a version control system, and a collaboration software.
• Peer Evaluation – Open repository for data, papers, media coupled with an open review and discussion platform.
• Quip – Combines chat, documents, spreadsheets, checklist, and more to collaborate on any device.
• re3data – Global registry of research data repositories.
• Research Compendia – Tools for researchers to connect their data, code and computational methods to their published research
• SlideShare – Community for sharing presentations and other professional content
• Socialsci – Help researchers collect data for their surveys and experiments (blog post).
• Zenodo – A home for the long-tail of science, enabling researchers to share and preserve any research outputs.

• Academia – A place to share and follow research and researchers.
• AcademicJoy – Share research ideas and story in research and innovation.
• Addgene – Connect with other researchers through this plasmid sharing platform.
• AssayDepot – Pharmaceutical marketplace for life science research services.
• Benchling – Life science data management and collaboration platform.
• BiomedUSA – Global open access hub for sharing and licensing of Biological Research Materials and related technologies.
• Biowebspin – Platform in life science worldwide to networks, work, look up information.
• Cureus – A free and open access the medical journal and a place for physicians to build a digital CV.
• Direct2experts – A federated network of biomedical research expertise.
• Expertnet – Helps you locate experts in Florida universities.
• GlobalEventList – A comprehensive directory of scientific events worldwide.
• Innocentive – Helps clients to engage a world of creative and diverse on-demand talent to rapidly generate novel ideas and solve important problems.
• Journal of Brief Ideas – Provides a place for short ideas to be described – in 200 words or less -, archived, searchable and citable.
• Kaggle – Connect with organisation in need of data prediction algorithms through open competitions for the best code. (blog post)
• LabRoots – Social network for researchers.
• LabsExplorer – Search for R&D partners, increase your visibility and gain financing.
• LabWorm – Featuring the best scientific tools, updated weekly and upvoted by the community. (blog post)
• LifeScience.net – Online platform for professional networking and sharing of knowledge in life sciences.
• Linkedin – Professional networking site for all.
• Loop – Open, cross-platform network for researchers and academics from the Frontiers journals.
• MalariaWorld – The world’s scientific and social network for malaria professionals.
• Mendeley – A unique platform comprising a social network, reference manager, article visualization tools
• MyScienceWork – Diffuse scientific information and knowledge in a free and accessible way.
• nanoHUB – Centralized platform for computational nanotechnology research, education, and collaboration.
• Open Science Framework – Gathers a network of research documents, a version control system, and a collaboration software.
• Piirus – Helps researchers meet potential collaborators, build networks and develop their core research.
• Profeza – Showcasing the unvalued work behind each article to provide new, more accurate way of evaluating researchers.
• Profology – A professional community created exclusively for higher education faculty, staff and administrators.
• Research Connection – A searchable platform for research jobs and information.
• ResearchGate – Social network for researchers.
• ScienceExchange – Marketplace for shared lab instrumentations. (blog post)
• SocialScienceSpace – Social network to bring for social scientists.
• Speakezee– Bringing speakers and audiences together.
• Trellis– A digital platform that connects you to the rest of the scientific community, ran by AAAS.
• We Share Science – A place to share, search, organize, and connect research videos across research disciplines.

• AcademicJoy – Sharing research ideas and story in research and innovation.
• AcaWiki– Summarizing academia and quasi-academia, one document at a time.
• Animate Science – Helps scientists get their work noticed by their peers and the general public using visual media.
• PubDraw – Take science articles, make pictures.
• I Am Scientist – A science outreach education and engagement activity.
• Kudos – Helps researchers explain, enrich and share their publications for greater research impact.
• nanoHUB – Centralized platform for computational nanotechnology research, education, and collaboration.
• Science Simplified –  A science communication portal aiming to aggregate all academic public releases and serve as a direct communication channel with the general public.
• SciWorthy – A science news site for the everyday person to better understand science.
• Speakezee– Bringing speakers and audiences together.
• Useful Science – Summaries of the latest science useful in life.
• We Share Science – A place to share, search, organize, and connect research videos across research disciplines.

• Foldong@home">Folding@home> – Distributed computing project which studies protein folding, misfolding, aggregation, and related diseases.
• Innocentive – Helps clients to engage a world of creative and diverse on-demand talent to rapidly generate novel ideas and solve important problems.
• Kaggle – Platform for data prediction competitions.
• Patient Innovation – Nonprofit, international, multilingual, free venue for patients and caregivers of any disease to share their innovations.
• Project Noah – Explore and document wildlife on this citizen scientists platform.
• SciStarter – Find, join, and contribute to science through recreational activities and citizen science research projects.
• SETI@Home">SETI@home> – Put your CPU to work to help detect intelligent life outside Earth.
• Zooniverse – Citizen science projects using the efforts and ability of volunteers to help scientists and researchers.

• Benefunder – Facilitates connections with top researchers who are working on breakthrough discoveries that are impacting our world.
• Consano – Research crowdfunding site to directly support innovative medical research that matters to you
• Experiment – Crowdfunding Platform for Scientific Research.
• My Projects – Donate to the research work that means the most to you.
• SciFlies – Allows anyone, anywhere to directly support research they care about.
• Thinkable – Platform to mobilize knowledge and fund breakthrough ideas.

• 1degreebio – Reagent marketplace.
• Antibody Registry – Gives researchers a way to universally identify antibodies used in in the course of their research.
• Asana – Keeps your team organized, connected, and focused on results.
• Biocompare – Find products, read reviews and hear about the latest technological developments.
• ELabInventory – Web-based laboratory inventory management system designed for life science research laboratories.
• ELabJournal – GLP-compliant Electronic Lab Notebook and lab management tool.
• LabCritics – Provides researchers with a trust-able source of lab equipment reviews and comparisons.
• LabGuru – Supports day to day activities of a research group, from vision to execution, from knowledge to logistics.
• Lab Suit – Inventory Management, orders Management, materials Trade-In, price Comparison.
• Life technologies Lab Management Tool– Management tool for lab equipment and services.
• LiveLabSpace – Collaborative research tool that lets you plan experiments, replicate outcomes and generate research papers.
• Open Science Framework – Gathers a network of research documents, a version control system, and a collaboration software.
• Ovation – Simplifies your scientific life from sample tracking for startup labs to data management.
• Quartzy – A free and easy way to manage your lab.
• Quip – Combines chat, documents, spreadsheets, checklist, and more to collaborate on any device.
• Riffyn – Cloud software for visual, collaborative, reproducible innovation.
• StrainControl – Lab management tools that allows you to organize strains, plasmids, oligos, antibodies, chemicals and inventorie.
• Synapse – Platform to support open, collaborative data analysis for clear, reproducible science

• Docollab – Helps you manage your scientific research, collaborate with your colleagues and publish your findings.
• elabftw – Electromic lab notebook made by researchers, for researchers, with usability in mind.
• ELabJournal – GLP-compliant Electronic Lab Notebook and lab management tool.
• Evernote – A place to collect inspirational ideas, write meaningful words, and move your important projects forward.
• Findings App – Lab notebook app that allows to organize your experiments, keep track of results, and manage your protocols.
• Hivebench – Hosted numeric laboratory notebook tool to manage protocols, experiments and share them with your team.
• LabArchives – Web-based product to enable researchers to store, organize, and publish their research data.
• Labfolder – Simple way to document your research and to organize your protocols and data. (blog post)
• LabGuru – Supports day to day activities of a research group, from vision to execution, from knowledge to logistics.
• Laboratory Logbook – Document projects running in a lab and manage experimentally obtained data and its metadata.
• sciNote – Open source lab notebook with workflows and modular functionalities. (blog post)
• Sumatra – Automated electronic lab notebook for computational projects.

• Emerald Cloud Lab – A web-based life sciences lab, developed by scientists for scientists.
• ScienceExchange – Marketplace for shared lab instrumentations. (blog post)
• TetraScience – Allows you to monitor & manage your experiments from anywhere.
• Transcriptic – A remote, on-demand robotic life science research lab with no hardware to buy or software to install.

• BioBright – Provide a better understanding of experimental conditions by connecting sensors to instruments. (blog post)

• Addgene – Plasmid sharing platform
• Antibody Registery – Gives researchers a way to universally identify antibodies used in in the course of their research.
• antYbuddY – An independent antibody review platform and supporting peer-to-peer forum.
• Biospecimens – Platform for biospecimen-based research.
• Duke human heart– Repository for cardiovascular research scientists, including tissues samples and information.
• ELabInventory – Web-based laboratory inventory management system designed for life science research laboratories.
• Nanosupply – Platform facilitating sourcing and sharing of advanced materials for research and education.
• Sample of Science – Peer-Sharing Platform for Scientific Samples. (blog post)

• Benchfly – Video protocols and video platform for scientists.
• Benchling – Life science data management and collaboration platform, where you can create, find, and discuss protocols.
• Bio-Protocol– Online peer-reviewed protocol journal.
• IPOL journal– Research journal of image processing and image analysis with algorithm descriptions and its source code.
• MyExperiment – Share workflows and in silico experiments.
• OpenWetWare – Share information, know-how, wisdom, and protocols among researchers working in biological fields.
• Pegasus – Platform that help workflow-based applications execute.
• Protocol Exchange –  Open protocol repository driven my the Nature Publishing group.
• Protocols – Crowdsourced universal protocol repository. (blog post)
• Protocol online – A curator of protocols contributed by researchers arounds the world.
• Scientific Protocols – Share scientific protocols using the GitHub platform.

• CDE Tool– Deploy and run your Linux programs on other machines without any installation or configuration.
• Dexy – Helps your code to speak for itself with beautiful syntax highlighting.
• GitLab – A git repository management, code reviews, issue tracking and wiki’s all in one platform.
• iPython notebook – Interactive computational environment that allows code execution, text, mathematics, plots, and rich media.
• Kepler – Helps create, execute, and share models and analyses across scientific and engineering disciplines.
• Mercurial – Control management tool with distributed source, giving each developer a local copy of the development history.
• nanoHUB – Centralized platform for computational nanotechnology research, education, and collaboration.
• ROpenSci – Packages that allow access to data repositories through the R statistical programming environment.
• Sweave – Allows to embed the R code for complete data analyses in latex documents
• System in Cloud – Platform, enabling clients to rapidly draw and execute data-flow diagram that run in cloud.

• Benchling – Life science data management and collaboration platform.
• Castor EDC – User friendly and affordable online data collection for medical research.
• Datazar – Research collaboration platform where you can easily explore, use and share data.
• Dat data – Open source, decentralized data tool for distributing datasets small and large.
• Delve Health – Comprehensive source of real-time intelligence focused on life science research industry.
• Galaxy Project– Web-based platform for data intensive biomedical research.
• GenePattern – Genomic analysis platform that provides access to hundreds of genomics tools.
• TwistBioscience -Silicon-based DNA writing platform that provides access to high quality oligonucleotides, genes and libraries.
• InSIlico DB – Genomics made possible for biologists without programming.
• Kaggle – Patform for data prediction competitions.
• Kitware – Advanced software solutions and services for data intensive R&D
• mloss – Machine learning open source software.
• MyExperiment – Share workflows and in silico experiments
• nanoHUB – Centralized platform for computational nanotechnology research, education, and collaboration.
• OMICtools –  A manually curated metadatabase of genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics and metabolomics.
• Ovation – Simplifies your scientific life from sample tracking for startup labs to data management.
• PCR Drive – Free platform that supports researchers in all their PCR-related processes.
• Pegasus – Platform that help workflow-based applications execute.
• Plotly – Online tool to graph and share data.
• Riffyn – Cloud software for visual, collaborative, reproducible innovation.
• ROpenSci – Packages that allow access to data repositories through the R statistical programming environment.
• Statcrunch  – Provides data analysis via the Web.
• Sumatra – Automated electronic lab notebook for computational projects
• SURF In context – Navigate through RDF relations in a smooth and understandable way.
• Sweave – Allows to embed the R code for complete data analyses in latex documents.
• Synapse – Platform to support open, collaborative data analysis for clear, reproducible science.
• System in Cloud – Platform, enabling clients to rapidly draw and execute data-flow diagram that run in cloud.
• Tableau – Easily and quickly analyze and present data and share insights.
• Taverna – A suite of tools used to design and execute scientific workflows.
• VisTrails – Scientific workflow and provenance management system that supports data exploration and visualization.
• Wakari – Web-based python data analysis.
• WebPlotDigitizer – Web based tool to extract data from plots, images, and maps. (blog post)
• Wings – Semantic workflow system that assists scientists with the design of computational experiments.
• Wolfram Alpha – Web-based tools for scientific calculations.
• World Map – Allows users to explore, visualize, edit, collaborate with, and publish geospatial information.

• Grant Forward – Search engine for research grants.
• Instrumentl – Grant database and search tool that learns about specific research projects and then matches them with the best grants available.
• Pivot COS – A database which includes funding opportunities from all disciplines.
• Publiconn – Social network for organisations which are users of public or private donor funding and those organisations that provide funding.

• ACS ChemWorx – Collaborative reference manager coupled with tools and services for authors.
• CitationStyles – Find and edit CSL citation styles.
• Citavi – Reference management, knowledge organization, and task planning solution.
• CiteUlike – Search, organize, and share scholarly papers.
• Colwiz – Create citations and bibliography and set up your research groups on the cloud to share files and references.
• EndNote– Software tool for publishing and managing bibliographies, citations and references
• F1000 workspace – A workspace for scientists to collect, write and discuss scientific literature.
• Mendeley – A unique platform comprising a social network, reference manager, article visualization tools.
• Paperpile – No-fuss reference management for the web (Google docs plugin). (blog post)
• Papers – Helps you collect and curate the research material that you’re passionate about.
• Zotero – Helps you collect, organize, cite, and share your research sources

• ASCII doctor– Text processor & publishing toolchain for converting AsciiDoc to HTML5, DocBook & more.
• Atlas – Write, collaborate, design and publish on a single platform.
• Authorcafe – Authoring and Publishing Services platform for scholarly writing.
• Authorea – Platform to write scientific, academic, and technical documents in collaboration. (blog post)
• Draft – Version control and collaboration to improve your writing.
• F1000 workspace – A workspace for scientists to collect, write and discuss scientific literature.
• Fidus Writer – Online collaborative editor especially made for academics who need to use citations and/or formulas.
• Overleaf – Online collaborative LaTeX editor, with direct submission to several publishers (ex WriteLaTex)
• Penflip – Collaborative writing and version control. (blog post)
• Pensoft Writing Tool – Collaborative authoring, reviewing and publishing in one place.
• Poetica – Get clear feedback, wherever you’re writing.
• ShareLaTex – Collaborative on-line editor for for Maths or Sciences.
• Stackedit – Markdown editor based on PageDown, the Markdown library used by Stack Overflow.
• Typewrite – A simple, real-time collaborative writing environment.
• Quip – Combines chat, documents, spreadsheets, checklist, and more to collaborate on any device.
• Write – Distraction-free text editor for writing productivity.

• Ludwig – Helps you improve your English writing by comparing your words with those found on trusted sources such as the New York Time or the BBC.
• Ref-n-Write – Microsoft Word Add-in that helps you improve your English writing skills.
• Writefull – Provides feedback on your writing using data from the Google Books database. (blog post)

• eLife – Open access to the most promising advances in science.
• F1000Research – Open science publishing, using immediate publication followed by transparent peer review.
• GigaScience – Online open-access open-data journal that publishes ‘big-data’ studies from the life and biomedical sciences.
• Limn – Free journal that outlines contemporary problems.
• PeerJ – Open access pre-print and publishing of life science research with annotation.
• Cureus – A free and open access the medical journal and a place for physicians to build a digital CV.
• ScienceOpen – Freely accessible research network to share and evaluate scientific information.
• The Winnower – Open access online science publishing platform that employs open post-publication peer review.

• ArXiv – E-prints in Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Quantitative Biology, Quantitative Finance and Statistics.
• biorXiv – The preprint server for Biology.
• F1000 – Leading biomedical experts helping scientists to discover, discuss and publish research.
• Figshare – Manage your research in the cloud and control who you share it with or make it publicly available and citable.
• Peer Evaluation – Open repository for data, papers, media coupled with an open review and discussion platform.
• Peerage of Science – Pre-publication peer review and publishing for scientific articles.
• PeerJ PrePrints– Pre-print repository for the biological and medical Sciences.
• SlideShare – Community for sharing presentations and other professional content.
• Zenodo – A home for the long-tail of science, enabling researchers to share and preserve any research outputs.

• Collage Authoring Environment – Framework for collaborative preparation and publication of so-called executable paper.
• Exec&Share – Openly share the code and data that underlie your research publications.
• Google Charts– Create live and interactive charts in your browser.
• RunMyCode – Openly share the code and data that underlie your research publications. (blog post)
• ORCID – Provides a persistent digital identifier that distinguishes you from every other researcher.

• Cofactor Science Journal Selector – A journal selector from the editing service Cofactor.
• Edanz’s journal advisor – Personal guide that recommends the tools and services you need to get published.
• Editorlookup – Search tool to help find scientific professionals for academic tasks, such as editors and reviewers for scientific manuscripts.
• Journal Finder– Elsevier’s service that help you find journals that could be best suited for publishing your scientific article.
• Journal Guide – Find the best journal for your research. (blog post)
• Journal Reviewer – Aggregates information users provide about their experience with academic journals’ review processes.
• RoMEO – Find out publisher copyright and self-archiving policies.
• SciRev – Share your experience with the scientific review process and learn from others to decide where to submit your manuscripts. (blog post)

Peer-review

• Academic Karma – Review of preprint publication, open and linked to original preprint.
• F1000 – Leading biomedical experts helping scientists to discover, discuss and publish research.
• Hypothes.is – Sentence-level peer-review to provide commentary, references, and insight on top of online content.
• Journal Review – Rate, and review published medical journal articles.
• Labii – A suite of web apps for researchers, including an online app for finding, commenting, rating  research papers. (blog post)
• Libre – Participative reviewing platform (beta testing).
• Paper Critic – Review platform for research publications (Mendeley plugin).
• Peerage of Science– Pre-publication peer review and publishing for scientific articles.
• PeerJ– Open access pre-print and publishing of life science research with annotation.
• PubPeer – Search for publications and provide feedback and/or start a conversation anonymously.
• Publons – Record, showcase, and verify all your peer review activity.
• Pubmed Commons – Share opinions and information about scientific publications in PubMed. (blog post)
• Rubriq – Provides an independent peer review prior to submission. (blog post)
• ScienceOpen – Freely accessible research network to share and evaluate scientific information.
• Wiki Journal Club – Open, user-reviewed summaries of the top studies in medical research.
• The Winnower – Open access online science publishing platform that employs open post-publication peer review.

• Altmetric – Tracks what people are saying about papers online on behalf of publishers, authors, libraries and institutions.
• ImpactStory – Share the full story of your research impact. (blog post)
• PLOS Article-Level Metrics – A suite of established metrics that measure the overall performance and reach of research articles.
• PlumAnalytics– A research altmetric service tracking more than 20 different types of artifacts.
• Profeza – Showcasing the unvalued work behind each article to provide new, more accurate way of evaluating researchers.
• Publons – Record, showcase, and verify all your peer review activity.

https://doi.org/10.37741/t.69.1.1

The Influence of Impulsiveness on Local Food Purchase Behavior in a Tourism Context

Guliz Coskun  orcid.org/0000-0002-5200-6370 ; Department of Recreation Management, Faculty of Tourism, Sakarya University of Applied Sciences, Sakarya, Turkey 
William Norman ; Clemson University, College of Behavioral Social and Health Sciences, Faculty of Parks Recreation and Tourism Management, Clemson, South Carolina, USA