Contribute full texts

Every paper on this site can get a paper card: a structured summary of what the paper actually did (lattice, material, fabrication, state preparation, imaging and measurement, simulation, observables), where every value is backed by a one-sentence quote from the paper. Cards are made from the full text, and for the … papers listed here we do not have it yet, mostly because they are not open access.

If you have the PDF of any of these papers, in particular your own, we would be grateful if you sent it.

How to send a paper

1. Save the PDF under the name in the Save as column, for example W1234567890.pdf. Supplementary material goes in a second file, W1234567890_SI.pdf.
2. Email the file(s) to info@artificialspinice.com. Several papers in one email are fine; the Send link opens an email with the paper's name already in the subject.

What happens with the file

• The full text of a closed-access paper is never published or shared. It is stored privately and used only to generate the paper card.
• The site shows only the card (short facts, each with its one-sentence evidence quote and page) and links to the publisher and to free versions. PDFs are never hosted on the site.
• An accepted manuscript or arXiv version is ideal. If you post one on arXiv or an institutional repository, the paper page will also link it as a free version.