There will be an introductory course at the FHI library at Wednesday, September 9, 2015, at 11 am. There you will get some information about how to use the WWW Catalog of the FHI library, how to use Online Databases like Web of Science and an introduction of Electronic Journals.
The lessons will be held in the FHI library. If you want to take part, please write an E-Mail at: library@fhi-berlin.mpg.de
There will be a Web of Science workshop at July:
It begins at 10:30 am and last 60 minutes. Attendance is free of charge for staff and guests of the Max Planck Society, but online registration is required.
The online workshop is offered by the Scientific Information Retrieval Services for the Biology & Medicine Section of the Max Planck Society. Find more details on schedule, technical requirements and registration at:
https://attendee.gototraining.com/466wd/catalog/1895140565066374400?tz=Europe/Berlin
There will be a Web of Science workshop in May:
It begins at 10:30 am and last 60 minutes. Attendance is free of charge for staff and guests of the Max Planck Society, but online registration is required.
The online workshop is offered by the Scientific Information Retrieval Services for the Biology & Medicine Section of the Max Planck Society. Find more details on schedule, technical requirements and registration at:
https://attendee.gototraining.com/466wd/catalog/1895140565066374400?tz=Europe/Berlin
From now on we have access to the Citation Connection as part of the Web of Science.
Citation Connection includes the following databases:
The following additional segments are available in the Web of Science Core Collection:
As we already have announced the Journal Citation Reports (JCR) and the Essential Science Indicators (ESI) has been integrated more prominently into the Web of Science and both are available via the InCites platform.
You find the “View Journal Information” button on the detail page of your results. It shows you the Impact Factor and the Rank and Quartile in the appropriate JCR category for the selected journal.
The highly cited and hot paper icon is available on the results list. It links you directly to the ESI.
“Highly Cited” indicates the top cited papers over the last ten years in different categories. The ranking is based on the top 1% by field and year based on total citations
received. It is updated every two months.
“ESI Hot” refers to articles that have been heavily cited within the last two months relative to other papers in the same field. It is generated for papers published in the past two years.