CNUDST Workshops -Why quality articles
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Sessions Printemps de formation organisés par le CNUDST en collaboration avec Thomson reuters du 11 au 14 Avril 2016 en faveur de la communautés des chercheurs tunisien
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CNUDST Workshops -Why quality articles
- 1. Quality in Research A general view of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) experiment is seen during a media visit at the Organization for Nuclear Research... © Pierre Albouy / Reuters June 02, 2015 Customer Education Specialist Amine Triki
- 2. Publish or Perish Publish ………. or Perish They Say: Something is Missing !!!!!!!!
- 3. Challenges Why to publish? Where ? When ? How? With Whom?
- 4. Why we Publish Diffusion of Knowledge Promotion Sharing Ideas Community belonging Research Valorization Getting Feedback Professional Profile
- 5. Where to Publish • Which journal? Indexed? • How journals are classified? Which is better? • Should I look at the Impact factor? • Would my publications be accepted in high-IF journals? • Open Access?
- 6. Today: What to Read
- 8. Don’t forget benchmarking • Indicators • Planning • Perform quality Research • Differentiate and Evaluate • Auto-Evaluation • Decide • PDCA
- 9. Citation Index, A Benchmark American Documentation, Vol. 14, No.3 , p. 195-201 1963 Eugene Garfield Derek J. de Solla Price Price, DJD Archives Internationale d'histoire Des Sciences No 14, p 85, 1951
- 11. 2003 2007 2011 2008 1965 1998 2010 1930 Times Cited Related Records 2008 1938 1984 1972 Author Cited References Authoritative, integrated Journal, Conference, and Book content. Citation’s benefits
- 12. Millions of Records SCIENCE CITATION INDEX EXPANDED • 41.2 million records • 1900-present SOCIAL SCIENCES CITATION INDEX • 7.9 million records • 1900-present ARTS & HUMANITIES CITATION INDEX • 4.6 million records • 1975-present CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS CITATION INDEX • 8.2 million records • 1990-present BOOK CITATION INDEX • 977,199 records • 2005-present CURRENT CHEMICAL REACTIONS • 212,622 records • 1985-present INDEX CHEMICUS • 337,305 records • 1993-present DATA CITATION INDEX • 2.8 million records • 1900-present CURRENT CONTENTS CONNECT • 18.1 million records • 1998-present BIOSIS CITATION INDEX • 22.8 million records • 1926-present ZOOLOGICAL RECORD • 4 million records • 1864-present MEDLINE • 22 million records • 1950-present DERWENT INNOVATION INDEX • 22.9 million basic inventions • 1963-present A comprehensive gateway to the most relevant research information: reliable, integrated, multidisciplinary
- 13. Thomson Reuters Journals Selection Policy •Publishing Standards – Peer review, Editorial conventions •Editorial content – Addition to knowledge in specific subject field •Diversity – International, regional influence of authors, editors, advisors •Citation analysis – Editors and authors’ prior work
- 14. Highly Cited Open Access Journals
- 15. Highly Cited Non-Open Access Journals
- 16. When to publish 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 # of journals %ofdatabase Articles Citations 40% of the journals: • 80% of the publications • 92% of cited papers 4% of the journals: • 30% of the publications • 51% of cited papers
- 17. When not to publish Should I wait before publishing? 35 USD billions has been wasted developing things that are already documented in a patent specification.(Source: British Patent Office, 2000) Never forget to say when I should stop research on a given topic !
- 18. How to Publish Research Methodology Topic, Research Area Language France
- 20. Publish or Perish Publish Wisely or Perish They Say: Thomson Reuters Say:
- 21. Please contact us on Twitter: @Walid_Hassan_TR or LinkedIn Dr. Walid Hassan
Editor's Notes
- Dr Eugene Garfield, the founder of ISI, in 1955 published a paper in the journal Science that exposed the concept of citation indexing to a wide audience within the scientific community. This paper communicated a philosophy that is the core of the Web of Science (and Web of Knowledge for that matter) today – the provision of links between published works on a multidisciplinary scale. A resource for driving discovery.
- WHY IS THIS VALUABLE TO THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY/TO RESEARCHERS? Because it allows to draw the complete picture, prior art. Allows you to move forward and backward in time, discovering relationships between published works as determined by the articles authors Find new, unknown information based on older, known information Track use of your research or a competitor’s research Backward through “Cited References” Uses cited references as subject terms Explore hidden connections between research papers. Citations symbolize the association of scientific ideas. Taking into account citations is very important because they show how others use a work in subsequent research and therefore can give us valuable clues as to how/and in which direction science is evolving in given fields. .
- * IMPORTANT NOTES ABOUT DCI: New records are constantly being added to DCI. Please verify the latest count with GSS/Product Management is specific stats are required by a customer. Also note that 1900 represents the earliest data set in the collection and does not imply comprehensive coverage from 1900.