Showing posts with label ORCiD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ORCiD. Show all posts

22 August 2014

Watch all the Research Bites 2014 on Aston Replay


Research Bites 2014 were a success! The short, informal seminars held on Wednesdays throughout July and August featured topics relevant to researchers at all levels. Every seminar was captured by Aston Replay and they are all now available to watch online.


Follow the links below to access the Aston Replay recordings, PowerPoint slides (annotated in many cases) and further information (including how each seminar maps to vitae's Researcher Development Framework) for each of the topics:
If you have any feedback on these seminars or further questions about any of these topics, contact your Information Specialist.  

4 June 2014

Scopus has been enhanced


Scopus was upgraded on Saturday 31st May. Specific improvements include:
  • An improved Author Profile page
    The author profile page now portrays a snapshot of an author's productivity, and improved basic functions, such as sorting and switching between documents.  Additionally, if an author's ORCiD is associated with a Scopus profile then a direct link will display on the author details page.
    Now is the ideal time for you to check your Scopus author profile!  If you'd like to know more about ORCiD, come along to our Research Bites seminar on the topic.
  • A Simplified Chinese user interface
    Simplified Chinese has now been added, in addition to Japanese, as a non-English language interface.

29 May 2014

Research Bites 2014 announced!

The programme for the Research Bites 2014 seminars has now been announced. These short, informal seminars will be held in the Library 2nd Floor Workshop A on Wednesdays at 1pm throughout July and August, and feature topics relevant to researchers at all levels. Whether you want a quick refresher on a single topic or a comprehensive updating of your information and research skills, you will find something for you.

Topics for this year's seminars include:
You can find the full programme and more details about each topic on the Research Bites 2014 webpage.