At the end of this session, you will be able to:
Web of Science continues to support improved ways for research to demonstrate real world impact. The inclusion of new data, metrics and connections permit linking the impact of research publications on the wider society and innovation by incorporating citations from policies and patents. Web of Science Researcher Profiles and Web of Science records now include new metrics and data to enable research producers to provide evidence of the wider impact of research.
Join us for an engaging webinar tailored for PhD candidates and researchers to unlock the full potential of Scopus. Learn actionable strategies to find the right journals, understand key metrics, and boost your research impact. This session will provide you with practical insights to effectively leverage Scopus for your academic writing and publishing success.
Why Attend:
The Polityka Weekly Foundation is looking for young scientists who, within the past two years, have made significant progress in their academic careers — by completing a PhD, publishing an important article, launching a major research project, forming a research team, or assuming a key position at a scientific institution. The competition is held in five fields: technical sciences, humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, and life sciences.
One of EOSC's main goals is to create an open digital research environment that will make it easier for researchers to access data repositories, cloud services and advanced analytical tools.
After so much effort into putting together the perfect article, finding the best journal to submit it to becomes the next big challenge. Which one will give your research the attention it deserves? Which one will increase the visibility of your work? Which is the benchmark in your field? Choosing the right journal to publish in can be more complicated than you think. Learn more about strategies and tools that can help authors with this challenge.
We'll take a look at the improvements in the new EBSCOHost interface, including personalised dashboards, modern result lists, greater citing and sharing options. We will review the resources available from EBSCO Connect to assist in the migration.
The Webinar will also be an ideal opportunity to ask any questions or discus any concerns you may have.
The newly created SDG Publications page offers information that will make scientists' research more visible.
The SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) are key determinants of contemporary science, covering a wide range of issues, from eliminating poverty and inequality, through combating climate change, to building innovative infrastructure and sustainable cities. Your research, regardless of the scientific discipline it represents, can significantly contribute to achieving these global objectives.