1. Tuesday Tech Talks Skeen Library Presents Today’s Topic: Presented by:
Weekly drop-in sessions to improve information literacy.
Today’s Topic:
Web of Science
Presented by:
Liz Lyons

2. What you will learn today!
What is Web of Science?
Web of Science Overview
Locate
Search & Refine
Citation Network
Cited Reference Search
Bibliographic time-travel!
Author Search
What research is coming from Tech?
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3. What is Web of Science? It’s an index, a very powerful index.
Web of Science Core Collection
MEDLINE®
Russian Science Citation Index
SciELO Citation Index
KCI-Korean Journal Database
Web of Science Core Collection
18,000 peer-reviewed journals
160,000 conference proceedings
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80,000 editorially selected books
The Web of Science platform that houses indexed citation records from some of the worlds most influential STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) databases.

4. Web of Science: Overview
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5. Web of Science: Locate
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6. Web of Science: Locate Note:
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You can also locate Web of Science with the Database A-Z list under Research Tools

7. Web of Science: Search Note:
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You can use a simple keyword search or advanced methods like Boolean operators within the search box.

8. Web of Science: Locate Register Here Note:
Registration is not required, but will allow you to use Web of Science off campus, save searches and log into EndNote Online.
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9. Web of Science: Search Total Results Sorted by date
Search within results
Refine by year
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Refine by domain
Refine by database

10. Web of Science: Search Note:
Web of Science is an index. The articles listed may not be available in the NMT catalog.
Select Full Text Finder to see if access is available. If not, you can request articles through interlibrary loan.
Select title to view the article abstract.
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11. Web of Science: Citation Network
Select for full text options
Number of times cited.
Bibliographic information
Number of references used.
Create a citation alert.
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12. Web of Science: Cited Reference Search
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13. Web of Science: Cited Reference Search
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14. Web of Science: Cited Reference Search
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If searching a journal fill out all search fields as indicated.
If searching a book leave the date field blank so as not to omit editions.

15. Web of Science: Cited Reference Search
Note: For journal titles select View abbreviation list to locate the accepted journal title format for search.
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16. Web of Science: Cited Reference Search
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17. Web of Science: Cited Reference Search
These 5 papers have referenced the original work. This allows researchers to see the impact of a particular paper in the field they are researching.
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18. Web of Science: Author Search
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19. Web of Science: Author Search
Select Search in the upper left corner.
2. Select the Web of Science Core Collection
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3. Select +More

20. Web of Science: Author Search
1. Select Search in the upper left corner.
2. Select the Web of Science Core Collection
3. Select +More
4. Select Author Search
5. Last name and first initial
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21. Web of Science: Author Search
1. Select Search in the upper left corner.
2. Select the Web of Science Core Collection
3. Select +More
4. Select Author Search
5. Last name and first initial
6. Select domain information
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22. Web of Science: Author Search
1. Select Search in the upper left corner.
2. Select the Web of Science Core Collection
3. Select +More
4. Select Author Search
5. Last name and first initial
6. Select domain information
7. Select all the organizations with
known affiliation.
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23. Web of Science: Author Search
All publications indexed within Web of Science by Dr. Sally Pias.
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24. Web of Science: Author Search
Why is this important?
Your own research.
Your own funding.
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Your own occupation prospects.

25. Tuesday Tech Talks Next Week! Skeen Library Presents Today’s Topic:
Weekly drop-in sessions to improve information literacy.
Today’s Topic:
EBSCO Article Discovery
Presented by:
Dr. David Cox