Tuesday 11 May, 11am EDT
Canada
Hear from your peers: Demonstrating the research impact with Web of Science and Incites
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to hear from one of your peers. Jeffery Demaine of McMaster University will demonstrate three unexpected ways to uncover profound insights into research impact using Web of Science and Incites. Outcomes of this webinar include:
1. Detect unexpected impact using InCites
2. Identify potential topics of collaboration between universities using bibliographic coupling in VosViewer
3. Find “Sleeping Beauty” articles using Web of Science
2. Identify potential topics of collaboration between universities using bibliographic coupling in VosViewer
3. Find “Sleeping Beauty” articles using Web of Science
Jeff will present this exclusive first look:
Jeff Demaine
Bibliometrics and Research Impact Librarian,
McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario
McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario
Jeff is the Bibliometrics Librarian at McMaster University. He has over two decades of experience in this field, having worked at the National Research Council for a decade as an Information Scientist, and then in a Germany at a research institute. He was previously the Bibliometrics Librarian at the University of Waterloo. He is a co-organizer of the annual BRIC (Bibliometrics and Research Impact Community) conference and has published papers on the use of information science techniques such as Linked-Literature Analysis and Main Path Analysis. He aims to apply information science techniques to identify patterns in the data that tell a story about research.