The aim of these workshops is to support academic colleagues to learn more about Scopus and BRIAN, and how they can use these systems to monitor their publication impact, identify where to publish, identify potential collaborators and also to help them to ensure their Scopus and BRIAN profiles are up to date and optimised. Matthew Bennett will do an initial presentation about the two systems and this will be followed with the opportunity for participants to look through their own Scopus and BRIAN profiles together with Library and RKEDO (formerly RDU) staff.
They will take place on both the Lansdowne and Talbot Campuses on the following dates:
15 October 10am – 11am CG21 Talbot Campus
23 October 2:30pm – 3:30pm S102 Lansdowne Campus
31 October 9am – 10am S102 Lansdowne Campus
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