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 Source: http://unimelb.libguides.com/researcher_profiles_law Researcher Profiles and Academic Social Networking for Law Home Assistance Contact Satu Alakangas  at the Law Library to book a consultation session to guide you through the process of registration for researcher profiles  such as Google Scholar Citations profile and ORCID. DIY Instructions Assistance with  Minerva Elements  or questions about  Find an Expert , please contact  Angela Hendley-Boys  at the Office for Research. Contact  Lauren Smith , the Media and Communicati...

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 Source: https://liddylib.wordpress.com/tag/academic-social-networking/ academic social networking The Scholarly Communication Practices of Medical Sciences and Health Sciences users on Academia.edu: A guided research study As some of you may know, I recently completed my coursework for my MLIS degree (yay!) and am finally all set to graduate in October. What many of you may not know is that I chose to finish my degree by completing a guided research study instead of traditional coursework. Over the last 8 months, I have had the opportunity to explore one of my research interests: the scholarly communication patterns of users on academic social networking sites. The uptake of academic social networking sites is an interesting phenomenon. These platforms allow scholars to list their papers in a CV type fashion, to share their research, to name their research interests, and to look for others with sim...

Academic social networking websites

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 Source: http://www.apa.org/science/about/psa/2017/02/academic-social-networking.aspx Psychological Science Agenda | February 2017 From The Science Student Council Academic social networking websites A guide to managing your online presence. By Joshua C. Palmer and Justin Strickland Over the last two decades, the development of new and readily accessible means of communication, particularly the growth of social networking platforms, have changed the way we view the world and interact with others. Individuals now have the unprecedented opportunities to connect with peers and colleagues, seek out new information and disseminate new ideas to the broader public. For the scientific community, social networking platforms provide a low-cost way to create a personal brand or identity (Dutta, 2010) and develop a professional online presence (Donelan, 2015). In this article, we will discuss the benefits of ...

Researcher Identifiers and your Online Research Profile - Guides at University of the Sunshine Coast

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 Source: http://libguides.usc.edu.au/researcheridentifiers Researcher Identifiers and your Online Research Profile A guide to the various different researcher identifiers, and how to set up researcher identifiers, as well as managing your online research profile. About ORCID Scopus Author Identifier ResearcherID My Citations (Google Scholar) NLA Party Identifier Publons (Peer Review) Online Publications Sharing Platforms So what should you do? Contacts ...

Challenges and Opportunities for Open Assess Journals in Asia | Open Science

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 Source: http://openscience.com/challenges-and-opportunities-for-open-assess-journals-in-asia/ Challenges and Opportunities for Open Assess Journals in Asia May 29, 2017 Asian universities increasingly implement open access mandates and repositories, in an effort to increase the accessibility of research results. A Blog Article by Pablo Markin. Over three-quarters of Taiwanese research institutions and universities have chosen to cease subscribing to Elsevier’s journal access packages, in their efforts to adopt open access as the format that sustainably enables local and international scholars to access publicly-funded scientific output. This is likely to be of more importance for the Asian scientific community than for its Western counterpart, as in the long term open access can level the global playing field in terms of research result accessibility by removing financial barriers to academic journal access. While this is contrary to the bus...

Over 40 tips for Improving your Research Impact & Visibility

Tip No.1 for Improving your Research Impact & Visibility 1.To be the best, cite the best https://twitter.com/aleebrahim/status/868722552180428800 http://www.nature.com/news/2010/101013/full/news.2010.539.html Tip No.2 for Improving your Research Impact & Visibility 2. Networking is important! https://twitter.com/aleebrahim/status/868722552180428800 Tip No.3 for Improving your Research Impact & Visibility 3. Cite your own previous relevant work!   https://twitter.com/aleebrahim/status/868722552180428800 Tip No.4 for improving your Research Impact & Visibility 4.Articles that cite more references will be cited more https://twitter.com/aleebrahim/status/868722552180428800 Tip No.5 for improving your Research Impact & Visibility 5. Make your publications OA available https://twitter.com/aleebrahim/status/868722552180428800 Tip No.6 for improving your Research Impact & Visibility 6. Keep consist on your name! https://twitter.com/aleebrahim/status/868722552180428...