No, because HowNet only provides public accounts to universities and other units. Universities will pay an annual fee to subscribe to the function of HowNet, providing graduates with the opportunity to check the duplicates, and will check the graduates' papers in a unified way, but individuals cannot check the duplicates on HowNet. Colleges and universities will provide graduates with about 1-2 duplicate checking opportunities. Students can use the account and password provided by the school to check the duplicate in HowNet, or they can log in to the public account of a magazine by paying, and enter the duplicate checking system of HowNet to check the duplicate.
What does HowNet duplicate check include?
Including text, original description, abstract, icon and formula description, references, appendices, experimental research results, conclusions, introduction, patents, documents, notes and various forms. During the graduation season, most colleges and universities will issue a notice explaining the specifications and duplicate checking instructions of the graduation thesis, and the school will uniformly issue the paper style and other contents, and generally explain the scope of duplicate checking in detail. If the school has specific requirements, it must be submitted according to the requirements of the school.