1. Retrieving Chemistry Information Kenneth Lim & Mak Jie Ying Graduate Tutorial - 12 Aug 2015

2. Programme Outline 1.Essential Resources for Chemistry 2.Web of Science 3.EndNote 4.Plagiarism 5.Journal Citation Reports (JCR) 6.Reaxys 7.Proxy Bookmarklet and Google Scholar 8.Additional Tools & Tips

3. Essential Resources for Chemistry Web of Science Web of Science Scopus Science Direct Reaxys Patent databases References ChemSpider Combined Chemical Dictionary (CCD) Combined Chemical Dictionary (CCD) Reaxys Chemical & Physical Properties Proton Carbon NMR Proton Carbon NMR PDF-4+ (XRD) Reaxys ChemSpider Spectra Reaxys Biochemical Pathway Biochemical Pathway SciFinder Reactions Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) Safety ChemSpider Combined Chemical Dictionary (CCD) Combined Chemical Dictionary (CCD) Reaxys Structures Chemistry LibGuide

4. Retrieving Information from Web of Science

5. Research Topic: Development of Novel Biosensors for Detection of Biotoxins and Biological Warfare Agents biotoxins – neurotoxin  *toxin* Look for different variations of keywords “biological sensor” Use phrase searching biological warfare: germ warfare bio-terrorism Find the synonyms of the keywords biosensor OR “biological sensor” Use Boolean operators biosensor, biotoxins, biological warfare Identify the keywords in the topic

6. Construct the search statement biosensor OR “biological sensor” *toxin* “biological warfare” OR “germ warfare” OR bio-terrorism Research Topic: Development of Novel Biosensors for Detection of Biotoxins and Biological Warfare Agents AND

7. Plagiarism

8. Avoid Plagiarism “In NUS, it is defined as the practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own.” Source: Plagiarism | Breeze presentation by Centre for English Language CommunicationPlagiarism “Plagiarism is a deliberate activity – the conscious copying from the work of others without acknowledgement.” Source: Avoiding Plagiarism | Breeze presentation by Dr Yang Ying, Centre for English Language CommunicationAvoiding Plagiarism

9. Avoid Plagiarism For more information: Visit the NUS Plagiarism Prevention website, which offers a self- checked plagiarism prevention software called Turnitin.NUS Plagiarism Prevention website View the NUS e-module on academic culture and plagiarism here.here

10. EndNote

11. Export references from database, e.g. Web of Science Download and attach PDF documents to references Import pdf documents with DOI to create references Remove duplicate references

12. EndNote – Cite while you write Insert citation in MS Word Change citation style in MS Word Remove selected citations Reorder selected citations You can visit the EndNote LibGuide for more information.EndNote LibGuide

13. Journal Citation Report (JCR)

14. A comprehensive and unique resource that allows you to evaluate and compare journals Makes use of citation and article counts entirely from the Web of Science ® databases Note: It would not be possible to obtain a JCR impact factor of a journal that is not covered in the Web of Science ® databases JCR

15. Measures how frequently the average article in a journal has been cited in a particular year. Journal Impact Factor

16. Conditions Influencing the Impact Factor Language of the journal Age of the publication Type and Number of “Citable” articles Publication schedule

17. Journal Immediacy Index Indicates how quickly articles published in a journal are cited within the same year Indicates the “hottest” journals that publish the latest research in the fast-moving specialties

18. To Find:Data to use in JCR: Most frequently cited journals in a fieldTotal Cites Highest impact journals in a fieldImpact factor Largest journals in a fieldArticles “Hottest” journal in a fieldImmediacy Index How to use JCR

19. Programme Outline 1.Essential Resources for Chemistry 2.Web of Science 3.EndNote 4.Plagiarism 5.Journal Citation Reports (JCR) 6.Reaxys 7.Proxy Bookmarklet and Google Scholar 8.Additional Tools & Tips

20. Retrieving Information from Reaxys

21. Reaxys >16,000 chemistry-related periodicals >500 million published experimental facts >55 million chemical compounds >38 million chemical reactions Data extracted from: Reaxys Fact Sheet

22. Reaxys Retrieves information from full text of the articles

23. Simple Search

24. Simple Search – Sorting

25. Simple Search – View setting

26. Simple Search – References

28. Simple Search – Property Data

32. Simple Search – Reaction Info

34. Refining Your Search – Filter Panel

35. SubstancesReactionsCitations

36. Refining Your Search – Filter Panel

41. Refining Your Search – Analysis View

45. Accessing Full Text

47. Exporting citations

51. Proxy Bookmarklet & Google Scholar Proxy Bookmarklet Installation Guide Sample article in Google Scholar

52. Additional Tools & Tips

53. Additional Tools Mendeley LibGuide Download

54. Additional Tips - Manage References, Get Published & Be Cited Attend publishing talks/workshops Use citation management software Find high impact journals Deposit work in NUS institutional repository Find who has cited your articles

55. Additional Tips - Increase Your Research Visibility Use a consistent name with initials for publications Maintain an updated CV containing a list of affiliations and publications Consider registration and linking to Researcher Bibliographic databases  http://www.researcherid.com http://www.researcherid.com  http://orcid.scopusfeedback.com http://orcid.scopusfeedback.com

56. Additional Tips – How NUS Libraries Support Your Research Conducting your research Publishing & promoting your research Managing your references Chemistry Graduate Tutorial Advisory sessions Reference Manager Trainings (EndNote, Mendeley)EndNoteMendeley BibliometricsBibliometrics Workshop PatentPatent Tutorial Publishers’ Talks Research Data Curation & Management Retrieving information

57. Thank you Please complete the feedback form.feedback form Kenneth Lim kenneth.lim@nus.edu.sg Mak Jie Ying jieying.mak@nus.edu.sg Science Library Info Desk sclib@nus.edu.sg sclib@nus.edu.sg 6516 2454