Corso di dottorato in Scienze Farmacologiche Information Literacy in Pharmacological Sciences 2018 WEB OF SCIENCE SCOPUS AUTHOR INDENTIFIERS

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1 WEB OF SCIENCE SCOPUS AUTHOR INDENTIFIERS 4th June 2018

2 WEB OF SCIENCE AND SCOPUS are bibliographic databases multidisciplinary databases citation databases

3 CITATION DATABASES contain bibliographic records of published papers citations to the published papers references of the published papaers

4 CITATION DATABASES are tools for scientific information retrieval (they index the scientific literature) for the evaluation of scientific research (they measure the number of times a publication has been cited they measure the number of times an author has been cited they measure the number of times a journal has been cited)

5 COMPARISON OF JOURNALS INDEXED BY WEB OF SCIENCE AND SCOPUS (May 2012) from: JISC Academic Database Assessment Tool <

6 COMPARISON OF WEB OF SCIENCE AND SCOPUS WEB OF SCIENCE SCOPUS coverage multidisciplinary multidisciplinary time range the oldest records may not have the abstract bibliometrics

7 WEB OF SCIENCE SCOPUS updates weekly? daily Medline included? yes yes Embase included? no most, but not all, content, as well as the Embase index terms, not the Emtree

8 SCOPUS: PRE-1970 COVERAGE It indexes articles before 1970 from major publishers as well American Chemical Society Royal Society of Chemistry Elsevier Institute of Physics American Physical Society American Institute of Physics Nature Science 1880-

9 SCOPUS AND MEDLINE OVERLAPPING HOW TO EXCLUDE RECORDS OF MEDLINE FROM THE RESULTS OF SCOPUS? In the advanced search we can build a search string like that keyword AND NOT (PMID(1* OR 2* OR 3* OR 4* OR 5* OR 6* OR 7* OR 8* OR 9*)) PMID is the numeric ID that identifies a bibliographic record in PubMed.

10 WEB OF SCIENCE: SEARCH RULES ASPIRIN, Aspirin and aspirin return the same results: case does not matter Chemi* matches chemistry, chemist, chemicals, chemical, chemiluminescence Sul*ur matches sulfur and sulphur. *Cycline* matches doxycycline, monocycline, and tetracycline *Oxide matches peroxide, sulfoxide, nitric oxide, zinc oxide, and more

11 SCOPUS indexes and abstracts: over 21,500 peer-reviewed journals over 7.2 million conference papers over 116,000 books with 120,000 expected by early 2016 and (10,000 added each year thereafter) 27 million patent records from five patent offices

12 WEB OF SCIENCE (core collection) COVERAGE: multidisciplinary TIME RANGE: (some institutions could have a time range They access Web of Science archive) DOCUMENT TYPES: articles, proceedings papers, books

13 WEB OF SCIENCE Actually, it is a multisearch tool: through WoS we can search Web of Science Core Collection Medline (1950- ) SciELO Citation Index KCI Korean Journal Database Russian Science Citation Index one by one or all together

14 WEB OF SCIENCE From now on, when we will talk about Web of Science we mean Web of Science Core Collection

15 WEB OF SCIENCE: higly cited papers Highly cited papers are the top one percent in each of the 22 ESI subject areas per year

16 WEB OF SCIENCE: Hot Papers in Field Papers published in the last two years that have received many citations in the last two month period. These papers are often key papers in their fields, because they got rapid and significant numbers of citations

17 WEB OF SCIENCE: OPEN ACCESS Open access papers are works that are accessible for free

18 WEB OF SCIENCE: OPEN ACCESS Open Access papers GOLD A freely accessible final version of an article In general it is located in a journal website That can be a totally open access journal or a partially open access journal

20 WEB OF SCIENCE: OPEN ACCESS Open Access papers GREEN A freely accessible version of an article located in a subject-based repository such as PubMed Central or in an institutional repository. This version of the article may vary from a peer-reviewed accepted manuscript to the final published version based on the journal s policies

24 WEB OF SCIENCE: SUBJECT AREAS AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES BIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRY CHEMISTRY CLINICAL MEDICINE COMPUTER SCIENCE ECONOMICS & BUSINESS ENGINEERING ENVIRONMENT/ECOLOGY GEOSCIENCES IMMUNOLOGY MATERIALS SCIENCE MATHEMATICS MICROBIOLOGY MOLECULAR BIOLOGY & GENETICS MULTIDISCIPLINARY NEUROSCIENCE & BEHAVIOR PHARMACOLOGY & TOXICOLOGY PHYSICS PLANT & ANIMAL SCIENCE PSYCHIATRY/PSYCHOLOGY SOCIAL SCIENCES, GENERAL SPACE SCIENCE

25 WEB OF SCIENCE: USAGE COUNT (sort by) Since This is the count of the number of times the full text of a record has been accessed or a record has been saved since February 1, This count can increase or remain static over time. Last 180 days. This is the count of the number of times the full text of a record has been accessed or a record has been saved in the last 180 days. This count can move up or down as the end date of the fixed period advances.

26 WEB OF SCIENCE: CITATION REPORT (1) The Citation Report provides aggregate citation statistics for a set of search results: The total number of results found (Results Found field); The total number of times all records have been cited (Sum of Times Cited field); The total number of citations to all results found in the results set minus any citation from articles in the set (Sum of Times Cited without Self-Citations field); The total number of citations to any of the items in the set of search results (Citing Articles field);

27 WEB OF SCIENCE: CITATION REPORT (2) The citing articles minus any article that appears in the set of search results (Citing Articles without Self-citations field); The average number of times a record has been cited (Average Citations per Item field); The total number of times a record has been cited for all years in the results set (Total column); The h-index count that is based on the list of publications ranked in descending order by the Times Cited count.

29 ORCID Open Researcher and Contributor ID ORCID is an international nonprofit organization it is supported by some of the most important publishers, institutions, professional associations It aims to solve the author name ambiguity problem in scholarly communication by creating a central registry of unique identifiers

30 ORCID ORCID assigns unique 16-digit author identifiers that enable automatic linkages between researchers and their scholarly activities most of journals usually ask now authors of papers to submit, their ORCID it reliably and persistently distinguishes researchers and their work from each other ORCID ID is an alphanumerique code like

31 ORCID Corso di dottorato in Scienze Farmacologiche Registration for an ORCID is free you can register for an ORCID and add details of the articles to your profile You can link your ORCID record to other identifiers (e.g. ResearcherID, LinkedIn, Scopus id)

32 ResearcherID Corso di dottorato in Scienze Farmacologiche ResearcherID.com is a free resource for the global, multi-disciplinary scholarly research community. After registering, authors are assigned an individual ID number that stays with them over the course of their career, regardless of name changes or change in institution affiliation. ResearcherID allows to create an online Profile for showcasing author publication history.

33 ResearcherID Corso di dottorato in Scienze Farmacologiche ResearcherID number is a unique identifier that consists of alphanumeric characters ResearcherID is free, but it is promoted by Thomson Reuters

Focus on bibliometrics and altmetrics

Focus on bibliometrics and altmetrics Background to bibliometrics 2 3 Background to bibliometrics 1955 1972 1975 A ratio between citations and recent citable items published in a journal; the average number