1. Confirm the publication information: After the paper is published, the author needs to verify the publication information of the paper, including the journal name, volume number, issue number, page number, etc. To ensure that it is consistent with his own research results.
2. Copyright: The author needs to know the copyright ownership of the paper, including whether it has been transferred to journals or other institutions. If the copyright is not transferred, the author can negotiate with the journal to reserve part of the rights or ask for a certain remuneration.
3. Read and respond to comments: After the paper is published, other scholars may comment or question the paper. The author should read these comments carefully and respond or modify them according to their contents. This is helpful to improve the academic value and influence of the paper.
4. Citation and citation: Authors need to pay attention to the citation of their own papers, including the frequency and ways of being cited by other scholars. At the same time, the author should also quote other people's research results in the follow-up research to maintain the continuity and cooperation of academic exchanges.
5. Publicity and promotion: After the paper is published, the author can publicize and promote his research results through various channels, including attending academic conferences, writing book reviews and giving interviews. This will help to improve the popularity and influence of the paper, and also help to expand their academic influence.
In short, after the publication of the paper, the author needs to pay close attention to the publication information, copyright issues, comments and responses, citations and publicity of the paper to ensure that his research results are fully displayed and applied.