Managing your references with EndNote - Webinar 28/02/2019

This webinar is organised and delivered by staff at Web of Science. lt will include:

• a typical workflows researchers follow to manage relevant publications they have discovered and correctly cite them in a publication of their own. 
• The use of Kopernio to help pull together full text and metadata 
• Use of the online and desktop versions of EndNote. Please be aware that Birkbeck only has access to the online version. 

•             Date Thursday 28th February at 10am London (45 mins).

•             Registration link: https://clarivatesupport.webex.com/clarivatesupport/k2/j.php?MTID=t19ed53e2defff8c810b7f5de24d649a1  

The Science Citation Index 50th Anniversary

The Science Citation Index has been going for 50 years and, although I don't remember it that far back, I do remember the days of having to look up subjects in printed annual indexes (see picture), making literature searching an extremely laborious and hit-and-miss affair. The print was so small we had to keep a magnifying glass in the library to lend to users!


There are old videos showing how it used to work (see the one below for a taster), an interview with the founder Eugene Garfield, a timeline of its evolution, a podcast on the recent enhancements and more at this link. Science Citation Index 50th Anniversary page

It's now part of the Web Of Science. See what it looks like now via Birkbeck eLibrary (Bbk staff and students only)

Did you miss our Saturday workshop on Web Of Science?

Did you miss our Saturday workshop on Web Of Science?

Here are some resources to help you make the most of this powerful journal article database:

Birkbeck Library guide to Web Of Science
http://www.bbk.ac.uk/lib/elib/DWOK2012.pdf/at_download/file
 

Web Of Science Quick Reference Card
http://wokinfo.com/media/pdf/qrc/wos-corecoll_qrc_en.pdf
 

Online tutorials
http://wokinfo.com/training_support/training/web-of-knowledge/
 

YouTube videos
http://www.youtube.com/user/WoSTraining

Web Of Science - downtime and redesign

The Web Of Science databases will be intermittently unavailable from Sunday January 12, 2014, 2pm and ending by Monday, January 13, 2014 at 2am.
This downtime is to allow for a major upgrade to the interface, which will be completely redesigned.

More details on the changes to follow next week, but here's a sneak preview http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ulfu0njSZN0