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Showing posts with label Web of Knowledge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Web of Knowledge. Show all posts
Tuesday, 9 October 2012
Tuesday, 14 June 2011
Web of Knowledge - New platform
Advance notice:
Web of knowledge is due to have a change of platform – later in 2011.
Web of knowledge is due to have a change of platform – later in 2011.
Monday, 18 May 2009
Web of Knowledge - Free training session
A reminder that there will be two training sessions tomorrow, 19th May 2009, on the Web of Knowledge. See here for details.
There are a few places remaining. Contact Clíona to book a place.
There are a few places remaining. Contact Clíona to book a place.
Wednesday, 13 May 2009
Web of Knowledge - Free training session
What: Web of Knowledge training session
Where: South Training Room, Berkeley Library.
When: Tuesday, May 19th, 2009
Who: For all TCD Library and Academic staff and interested Postgraduates.
Guillaume Rivalle of Thomson Reuters will aim the sessions at both Library staff and academic staff /postgrads.
The schedule is as follows:
Morning Session
9.30am-12.30pm (30 min coffee break)
Topics: Web of Science, Derwent Innovation Index, Researcher ID, Journal Citation Report and Essential Science Indicators
Afternoon Session
2.00pm-5.00pm (30 min coffee break)
Topics: As morning session
The sessions are scheduled to allow those not interested in JCR and ESI to leave after the Researcher ID topic.
TCD Library has subscribed to Web of Science for a number of years. We have gained access more recently to additional research support tools and resources on the Web of Knowledge platform under our IReL subscription. The training session will allow attendees to understand and use these highly valuable research tools.
To book a place please forward your details to Clíona Ni Shúilleabháin at cosullvn@tcd.ie.
Please also note that attendees will need to follow the internal training event application procedure.
Where: South Training Room, Berkeley Library.
When: Tuesday, May 19th, 2009
Who: For all TCD Library and Academic staff and interested Postgraduates.
Guillaume Rivalle of Thomson Reuters will aim the sessions at both Library staff and academic staff /postgrads.
The schedule is as follows:
Morning Session
9.30am-12.30pm (30 min coffee break)
Topics: Web of Science, Derwent Innovation Index, Researcher ID, Journal Citation Report and Essential Science Indicators
Afternoon Session
2.00pm-5.00pm (30 min coffee break)
Topics: As morning session
The sessions are scheduled to allow those not interested in JCR and ESI to leave after the Researcher ID topic.
TCD Library has subscribed to Web of Science for a number of years. We have gained access more recently to additional research support tools and resources on the Web of Knowledge platform under our IReL subscription. The training session will allow attendees to understand and use these highly valuable research tools.
To book a place please forward your details to Clíona Ni Shúilleabháin at cosullvn@tcd.ie.
Please also note that attendees will need to follow the internal training event application procedure.
Friday, 1 May 2009
Web of Knowledge training - 19th May 2009 - Preliminary announcement
This is a preliminary announcement about a Web of Knowledge training session being planned for May 19th.
Guillaume Rivalle will be giving two training sessions on Tuesday, 19th May 2009 in the Library Training Rooms.
The details of each session are being finalised with the trainer, but it is envisaged that the morning will be a general session and the afternoon will be more specific.
The topics covered will be WoS, DII, Endnote Web, RID, JCR and ESI.
The sessions will be open to all interested parties and further details will be posted as soon as they are known.
Guillaume Rivalle will be giving two training sessions on Tuesday, 19th May 2009 in the Library Training Rooms.
The details of each session are being finalised with the trainer, but it is envisaged that the morning will be a general session and the afternoon will be more specific.
The topics covered will be WoS, DII, Endnote Web, RID, JCR and ESI.
The sessions will be open to all interested parties and further details will be posted as soon as they are known.
Wednesday, 13 February 2008
Scopus
Following on the Scopus trial which ended in December 2007, TCD Library now has a subscription to Scopus (Elsevier).
Scopus is an abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature and web sources covering more than 15,000 peer-reviewed journals in science, technology, medicine and social sciences.
Coverage 1966-
Cited reference searching 1996 -
Subject Coverage: - by number of source titles that are used [Scopus Info web site]:
Life Sciences >3,400 titles
Health Sciences > 5,300 titles (including 100% coverage of Medline titles)
Physical Sciences > 5,500 titles
Social Sciences > 2,850 titles
Scopus offers citation searching - as ISI's Web of Science has been doing -
therefore researchers can demonstrate the impact of their own publications by identifying citations to their work in the titles indexed in Scopus.
Other features:
Full text linking to the Library's collection of electronic journal titles,
Direct export to EndNote
Learn more here about Scopus.
Scopus is an abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature and web sources covering more than 15,000 peer-reviewed journals in science, technology, medicine and social sciences.
Coverage 1966-
Cited reference searching 1996 -
Subject Coverage: - by number of source titles that are used [Scopus Info web site]:
Life Sciences >3,400 titles
Health Sciences > 5,300 titles (including 100% coverage of Medline titles)
Physical Sciences > 5,500 titles
Social Sciences > 2,850 titles
Scopus offers citation searching - as ISI's Web of Science has been doing -
therefore researchers can demonstrate the impact of their own publications by identifying citations to their work in the titles indexed in Scopus.
Other features:
Full text linking to the Library's collection of electronic journal titles,
Direct export to EndNote
Learn more here about Scopus.
Thursday, 7 February 2008
Web of Science now on Web of Knowledge platform
Update on new Web of Knowledge interface
Thomson have permanently moved Web of Science to the the Web of Knowledge platform. The Web of Science link will be updated on the TCD webpage shortly. Web of Science may be reached at the moment via Web of Knowledge here on the Select a Database tab.
From Thomson's What's new in current release note (February 2008):
Structure Search
The Structure Search function is integrated with Web of Science. It allows you to:
Search for chemical compounds and reactions that match a structure query that you create.
Search for data associated with compounds and reactions.
Search for compound or reaction data without doing a structure search.
Thomson have permanently moved Web of Science to the the Web of Knowledge platform. The Web of Science link will be updated on the TCD webpage shortly. Web of Science may be reached at the moment via Web of Knowledge here on the Select a Database tab.
From Thomson's What's new in current release note (February 2008):
Structure Search
The Structure Search function is integrated with Web of Science. It allows you to:
Search for chemical compounds and reactions that match a structure query that you create.
Search for data associated with compounds and reactions.
Search for compound or reaction data without doing a structure search.
Tuesday, 11 September 2007
Web of Knowledge. Training session on new interface
Thomson Scientific has launched a new interface to Web of Knowledge.
Rachel Mangan of Thomson Scientific will provide a training session on the new interface:
Time: 10.00-12.30
Date: September 20th, 2007
Venue: South Training Room.
We will be hosting this session on behalf of ourselves, DCU and UCD.
Rachel will supply updated quick reference guides on the day of the training session.
Please let Arlene know if you are able to attend the session.
We will continue to link to the old version for the moment.
On the current interface you can click on a preview of the new version. Click here to learn more.
Rachel Mangan of Thomson Scientific will provide a training session on the new interface:
Time: 10.00-12.30
Date: September 20th, 2007
Venue: South Training Room.
We will be hosting this session on behalf of ourselves, DCU and UCD.
Rachel will supply updated quick reference guides on the day of the training session.
Please let Arlene know if you are able to attend the session.
We will continue to link to the old version for the moment.
On the current interface you can click on a preview of the new version. Click here to learn more.
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