21 September 2022 (05:00 PM - 06:00 PM)
Thinking of submitting your first manuscript to a journal? Not sure which journal to consider? Join us as we share some common criteria you can consider when selecting and evaluating journals. Specially crafted for early career researchers, this session covers practical tips and resources you can use in your academic publishing.
5 Oct 2021 (Tues) 10 - 11 am
SciVal is a web-based analytics solution which gives you insights to large amounts of research information. Intuitive to use, it is designed to deliver both simple and sophisticated metrics to measure and visualise research performance. Find out how you can identify potential collaborators and spot research trends using SciVal.
15 Apr 2021 (Thurs) 2 - 3:30pm
From early career researchers to seasoned research principal investigators, writing a grant proposal to secure research funding can be a monumental task. Join us in this introductory session to learn the best practices for writing a grant proposal. We will guide you through the ins and outs of preparing a successful grant proposal in Singapore, with a focus on high-value grants from MOE, NRF and NMRC.
8 Apr 2021 (Thurs) 10am - 11am
How can you quickly tell if you or your publications are more impactful compared to other top authors or publications? What are some popular metrics commonly used to evaluate research impact? How can you effectively collate metrics to showcase your research impact? Find the answers to these questions and more with SciVal, a citation analytics tool that draws from the Scopus dataset.
5 Apr 2021 (Mon) 10 - 11am
Do you know your h-index and citation counts? How about the field-weighted citation impact of your most highly cited journal article? While you may have already being using Scopus for your literature search, did you know that you can also conduct an author search using Scopus to obtain these citation metrics? Learn more about Scopus and how you can generate citation metrics not only for yourself, but also for your future collaborators.
1 Apr 2021 (Thurs) 10 - 11am
What is your research impact? Do you know your h-index and citation counts? How can you find papers which have received a significant number of citations quickly after publication? Learn more about how you can use Web of Science to generate citation reports to highlight your research metrics.