Searching and Evaluating on Web of Science & Scopus

Date and time	Format and language	For
Wednesday, March 18 10:00 – 11:00 a.m.  (60 min)	Webinar in English	All students, PhD candidates

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Do you need to figure out the state of the art in your field or write a rigorous literature review? Do you wish to find a journal or researchers in your field and understand how the research assessment works? Would you like to keep your research profile up-to-date? This webinar will give you advanced tips on how to conduct methodical searches of major citation databases, how citation metrics are used in the research environment, and how to maintain your researcher profile.

Who should participate?

The webinar is designed primarily for PhDs and early career researchers, but anyone with an interest in research and scholarly publication is welcome to attend.

What topics will be covered?

We will look at key citation databases (Web of Science, Scopus, Open Alex, Scite_) and discuss their respective uses, advantages, and disadvantages in relation to specific tasks: such as searching for literature when writing a literature review or the dissertation state-of-the-art, identifying seminal papers, searching for journals and researchers, and maintaining a researcher profile.This webinar will introduce you to the essentials. We will address questions such as:

• Why stick to searching the Web of Science and Scopus?
• What kind of metrics to use (and how) to evaluate and compare journals?
• How can you enhance your traditional search using AI?
• But also, why you shouldn’t leave everything to AI just yet.
• How to maintain your profile on the Web of Science and Scopus and avoid the most common pitfalls.

Would you like to learn more about how to cite effectively? Please join our webinar on Navigating Scientific Resources & Staying Organized.

The webinar will be conducted using ZOOM software.

By participating in the webinar, you agree that the session may be recorded and made available on NTK Moodle as an open educational resource.

Materials:

Slides and other presented materials will be available in NTK Moodle for Early Career Researchers .

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