The Library’s January workshops (complete list for Winter 2015)
EndNote
Jan 20 (Tues), 2:00 – 3:30 pm
Geisel Lib Bldg Classroom 1
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Writing a research paper and need to manage your references? Using EndNote already, but want to learn about its “power” features (e.g., Connect, “Cite While You Write,” etc.)? Take this workshop to learn to build your own EndNote reference library and work with Word to write your paper and seamlessly create bibliographies. Attendees from all departments are welcome.
Special EndNote instructor, Doug Nguyen, from Thomson-Reuters will be teaching the session.
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SciFinder Essentials for Chemists and Non-Chemists
Jan 29 (Thurs), 10:00 – 11:30 am
Biomed Lib Bldg Classroom 3
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SciFinder is one of the core information resources for exploring the chemical literature, but it’s not just for chemists. It can also be helpful to researchers in engineering, environmental sciences, physics, and radiology and other health sciences.
This hands-on workshop will cover the SciFinder essentials: topic and author searching, improving your search results, accessing the full text articles, and how SciFinder compares with other databases like Web of Science. You’ll also learn to search CAS Registry to find chemical substance information, and get an introduction to the built-in editor for drawing chemical structures and reactions.
This hands-on workshop will cover the SciFinder essentials: topic and author searching, improving your search results, accessing the full text articles, and how SciFinder compares with other databases like Web of Science. You’ll also learn to search CAS Registry to find chemical substance information, and get an introduction to the built-in editor for drawing chemical structures and reactions.