How do I know what research I have already done?

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I can't cross the ocean, but I can travel through seas. I want to know if I have done astronomy research or not (if it makes a difference, I am playing as Haroun al Rashid).



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Click the research tab (detailed view). Is in the top left of the screen if I remember it right (looks like a blue Erlenmeyer flask). There you can see the techs you have, tech that can be researched, eras, dependencies, you can create queues, etc.

The researched techs are colored cream-ish.

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you can see that agriculture was researched, while pottery etc. can be researched.

Astronomy is in Renaissance era, on the top row if I remember it right, been a while :).




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How do I find my current research paper?

Finding Current Research Using Free Online Resources
  • Smithsonian Research Online. While many people think of the Smithsonian as a huge museum (which it is), it also is home to nine research centers and a long list of research programs. ...
  • Google Scholar. ...
  • Mendeley. ...
  • ResearchGate. ...
  • DRIVER. ...
  • JournalTOCs.


  • How do you know if the research is already published?

    How do you know if a resource has been published?
  • Books: honestly, look for a publisher's name. Even e-books will have this information (yes, even on Google Books). ...
  • Journal articles: If you can find the volume, issue and page numbers for a journal article, it's been published. ...
  • Websites: are not published.


  • What are some ways to find your research?

    Try the following research resources:
  • Books. Search the eBook collections for electronic books.
  • Articles from magazines, scholarly journals, professional journals, newspapers and newsletters. Search one of more of the library's databases (check the E-Resources list) ...
  • Webpages and websites.


  • How do I find the original research topic?

    Overview: How To Find & Choose A Research Topic
  • Get an understanding of the research process.
  • Review previous dissertations from your university.
  • Review the academic literature to start the ideation process.
  • Identify your potential research questions (topics) and shortlist.




  • How I became a researcher




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