Publishing for impact

by Wouter Gerritsma on Oct 26, 2010

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Publish or perish is the old proverb. It is now publish be cited or perish. In this presentation a few tips on publishing for high impact are presented.

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Publish or perish is the old proverb. It is now publish be cited or perish. In this presentation a few tips on publishing for high impact are presented.

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Jenny Delasalle , Academic Support Manager (Research), University of Warwick Library at University of Warwick I like the stuff about the difference made by international co-operation 1 year ago

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Bert Huizing , Subjectlibrarian at Univ of Groningen Q = quartile Clear, tnx! 1 year ago

Wouter Gerritsma , Information Specialist at Wageningen URLibrary These are the quartiles based on ISI. Q1 are the top 25% journals in each category of the JCR. The Q2 the second tier, etc. Is that clear? Otherwise send me an e-mail 1 year ago

Bert Huizing , Subjectlibrarian at Univ of Groningen Slide #13 surprises me. 7 years and 4 quarters. What is meant here? I would expect (7x4) 28 quarters. 1 year ago

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