Tag Archives: Training

Open Access Network

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Do you have any questions regarding Open Access? Feel free to check out this newly refurbished and updated information platform!
The open-access.net platform now provides even more comprehensive information on the subject of Open Access and offers practical advice on its implementation.

Besides descriptions of the basic ideas of Open Access, you can also find detailed information regarding publishing, financing, legal issues and policy frameworks, as well as coordinated training workshops focusing on specific topics.

As its name implies, the OA Network can also be used for networking purposes such as Digital Focus Groups, Forums, or Events.

You can find more information on Open Access or the Open Access Network here.

Teaching Profile for Catalysis

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The German Catalysis Society (GeCatS) has published a teaching profile in the field of catalysis. It is a recommendation on how  the scientific basis of catalysis can be presented in master-of-science courses as well as in doctoral and postdoctoral training programs.

Key Topic Collection for Catalysis Teaching (Lehrprofil Katalyse) [PDF]
German Catalysis Society 2018

Nature Nano Workshop

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Nature Nano Workshop
How Nature Indexing Helps You Find Nanotechnology Literature and Data Efficiently

Tuesday, 13 March 2018 – 11 am Tuesday, 20 March 2018 – 11 am
Building A, Library

nano.nature.com known as Nano was launched on 15 June 2016 as a non-journal type product under the Nature Research portfolio. It aims to provide highly indexed and structured information related to nanotechnology, including materials, properties, applications and preparation methods, derived from peer-reviewed journals at the article level and in manually curated nanomaterial summaries that compile data from multiple sources.
This talk will illustrate how Nano can aid nanotechnology research communities to obtain fast and precise insights into the wealth of nanotechnology based scholarly knowledge via use case scenarios and provide the latest developments.

Instructor
Simone Bartel (Database Research Group, Springer Nature)

If you wish to attend please register by contacting the library.

FHI Endnote Workshop

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EndNote Workshop
Thursday, 23 March 2017 – 11 am
Building A, Library

EndNote is a popular and powerful reference management system for Windows and Mac. The course gives an overview of EndNote, shows the import of search results, demonstrates how to generate bibliographies and explains some special features of EndNote including how you can share references with others.

Instructors
Kati Dumke & Katrin Quetting

If you wish to attend please register by contacting the library.

Training Session on Scopus

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Curious about Scopus?
October 6th, 2016 – 10.30 am – 12.00 pm New time: 2 pm
FHI Library (Building A)

Scopus is one of the largest abstract and citation databases of peer-reviewed literature. This course shows you how Scopus can support you to keep track of what’s happening in your research world and identify new trends and white spots to inspire your next research ideas.

Instructor
Eva Podgoršek
Elsevier

Bring your own laptop with you!
If you wish to attend please register by contacting the library.