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Thu, 2010-02-25 23:05 |  m.braendle

Discusses requirements, general rules, and regulations for successfully and correctly citing the scientific literature and especially the chemical literature. Provides further reading and examples of citations in ACS style for journal articles, books, and book chapters. Presents two examples for common literature reference management software. This presentation is a short part of a two-lesson course block about topic searching, citation databases, preparing and printing posters, and citing scientific literature in the lecture "Naturwissenschaften und Gesellschaft 3" (Science and Society 3).

Author: 
Brändle, Martin P. (Dr.); Zass, Engelbert (Dr.)
Organization: 
ETH Zürich
EMail: 
braendle@chem.ethz.ch
Learning Objectives: 
correct citing
Learning Objectives: 
knowing and applying citation regulations
Learning Objectives: 
knowing about literature reference management software
Audience: 
Bachelor (Advanced)
Level of Expertise: 
Beginner
Date Document Created: 
Thu, 2010-02-25
Language(s): 
German
Tags: Information Management Tools, citing, literature reference management, Scientific Literature and Scholarly Communication

Collection Evaluation Methods - Using JCR

Mon, 2009-08-10 12:48 |  i.fresen

Step-by-step instructions on how to move JCR data into Excel. Combined with local data such as online usage, information can be used to help assess the strengths and weaknesses of a journal collection.

Author: 
Baysinger, Grace
Organization: 
Stanford University
EMail: 
graceb@stanford.edu
Learning Objectives: 
To understand steps for saving JCR search results and moving them into Excel for further analysis.
Audience: 
Librarian/Information Specialist
Level of Expertise: 
Intermediate
Date Document Created: 
Fri, 2005-07-01
Language(s): 
English
Tags: Bibliometrics, Collection Evaluation, Journal Citation Reports (JCR), Primary Literature, Scientific Literature and Scholarly Communication

Collection Evaluation Methods - Using JCR (PDF Version)

Mon, 2009-08-10 12:32 |  i.fresen

Step-by-step instructions on how to move JCR data into Excel. Combined with local data such as online usage, information can be used to help assess the strengths and weaknesses of a journal collection.

Author: 
Baysinger, Grace
Organization: 
Stanford University
EMail: 
graceb@stanford.edu
Learning Objectives: 
To understand steps for saving JCR search results and moving them into Excel for further analysis.
Audience: 
Librarian/Information Specialist
Level of Expertise: 
Intermediate
Date Document Created: 
Fri, 2005-07-01
Language(s): 
English
Tags: Bibliometrics, Collection Evaluation, Journal Citation Reports (JCR), Primary Literature, Scientific Literature and Scholarly Communication

Guide to Selected Physical Chemistry Resources for Chemists at Stanford (PDF Version)

Mon, 2009-08-10 11:40 |  i.fresen

In-depth subject guide to library resources for physical chemists.

Author: 
Baysinger, Grace
Organization: 
Stanford University
EMail: 
graceb@stanford.edu
Learning Objectives: 
To help familiarize users with key resources and tools that are available for physical chemistry.
Audience: 
Bachelor (Basic)
Audience: 
Bachelor (Advanced)
Audience: 
Faculty/Lecturer
Audience: 
Librarian/Information Specialist
Level of Expertise: 
Intermediate
Date Document Created: 
Thu, 2008-05-01
Language(s): 
English
Tags: Background Reading, Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Books, and Review Articles, Chemical Nomenclature, Finding Journal Articles and Patents, Guides to Chemical Information Resources, Library Resources and Services, INSPEC, OPPIE beta from LANL, Scitopia, Scientific Literature and Scholarly Communication

Keeping up with the Journals: Using Web of Knowledge and RSS

Fri, 2009-08-07 17:08 |  i.fresen

Guide to setting up RSS feeds for various types of alerts available in Web of Knowledge

Author: 
Twiss-Brooks, Andrea
Organization: 
University of Chicago Library
EMail: 
atbrooks@uchicago.edu
Learning Objectives: 
Users should be able to use this guide to help set up a functioning RSS feed, and retrieve results using a feed reader (e.g., Bloglines)
Audience: 
Faculty/Lecturer
Audience: 
Librarian/Information Specialist
Level of Expertise: 
Beginner
Date Document Created: 
Wed, 2005-05-04
Language(s): 
English
Tags: Information Management Tools, Bloglines, Really Simple Syndication, RSS, Web of Knowledge, Scientific Literature and Scholarly Communication, Secondary Literature

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