Friday
Webinar on 'SciFidner-n: Less Search, More Research
Session 1: Friday, 11th September 2020 at 11:00 AM
Session 2: Tuesday, 15th September 2020 at 4:00 PM (Repeat session)
Agenda:
1. Introduction of CAS and SciFinderⁿ.
2. Detailed literature searching including the importance of PatentPak
3. Substance and Structure Searching
4. Use of MethodsNow synthesis for Reaction searching
5. Introduction to CAS Retrosynthesis planner
6. Question and Answer Session
Registration Details:
This is a free seminar but requires prior registration.
Register at:
Monday
ACS On Campus Webinar on 'Peer Review & Publishing Ethics'
All are invited to attend the 'ACS on Campus' webinar on Peer Review & Publishing Ethics to be held on 10th August 2020 between 5 PM to 7 PM.
Registration Link: https://connect.acspubs.org/
Thursday
Meet the Editor Online on 14 July 2020
Covid-19 has brought about an unprecedented situation across the globe and
the impact of it on the research landscape is going to be paramount.
While we all stay isolated in our homes, it is also essential for us to
stay connected with the community.
RSC Meet the Editor Webinars provide researchers with a platform to interact and engage with the journal editors and international board members while you stay safe at your homes.
The webinar provides researchers an opportunity to hear some of the exciting research by leading scientists on our journal board. You will also have the opportunity to interact with them and clarify your burning questions on the key aspects of their research.
Join us to make the best use of this time and be a part of the interactive discussions. You could gain meaningful insights from journal editors on scholarly publishing, peer review, ethics and plagiarism helping you to advance your career.
The webinars are free to attend and would not only be beneficial to students and researchers pursuing chemical science but also for anybody wanting to develop their skills at any stage of their research career.
Join Prof. Sandeep Verma, Department of Chemistry, IIT –Kanpur, Secretary of Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB), DST, Associate Editor - ChemComm, Royal Society of Chemistry and Dr. Richard Kelly, Executive Editor of ChemComm for a 2-part Meet the Editor Online webinar featuring key scientific and publishing insights.
RSC Meet the Editor Webinars provide researchers with a platform to interact and engage with the journal editors and international board members while you stay safe at your homes.
The webinar provides researchers an opportunity to hear some of the exciting research by leading scientists on our journal board. You will also have the opportunity to interact with them and clarify your burning questions on the key aspects of their research.
Join us to make the best use of this time and be a part of the interactive discussions. You could gain meaningful insights from journal editors on scholarly publishing, peer review, ethics and plagiarism helping you to advance your career.
The webinars are free to attend and would not only be beneficial to students and researchers pursuing chemical science but also for anybody wanting to develop their skills at any stage of their research career.
Join Prof. Sandeep Verma, Department of Chemistry, IIT –Kanpur, Secretary of Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB), DST, Associate Editor - ChemComm, Royal Society of Chemistry and Dr. Richard Kelly, Executive Editor of ChemComm for a 2-part Meet the Editor Online webinar featuring key scientific and publishing insights.
Time: 14 July 2020 16:00-17:00
Speakers:
Scientific: Prof. Sandeep Verma, IIT Kanpur
Secretary, SERB
Associate Editor, ChemComm
Title: Gasotransmitter release and biochemical action by designed molecules
Publishing: Dr. Richard Kelly, Royal Society of Chemistry UK
Title: Gasotransmitter release and biochemical action by designed molecules
Publishing: Dr. Richard Kelly, Royal Society of Chemistry UK
Executive Editor, ChemComm, Chem Soc Rev,
Title: Ethics & plagiarism in scientific publishing
Title: Ethics & plagiarism in scientific publishing
This is a free to attend online event and can be attended from any location. Click the BOOK NOW button in the registration page.
Friday
Free online access to the ACM Digital Library
Free online access to the ACM Digital Library is available till 30th June 2020.
The ACM Digital Library is a "comprehensive database of full-text articles and bibliographic literature covering computing and information technology. This renowned repository includes the complete collection of ACM publications plus an extended bibliographic database of core works in computing from scholarly publishers"
IISER Library Consortium Webinar on “Elsevier: Empowering Researchers Across IISERs”
IISER Library Consortium in collaboration with Elsevier is
organizing a webinar on “Elsevier: Empowering Researchers Across
IISERs” on Saturday, May 30th, 2020 from 11:00 AM
till 1:00 PM to help them understand how Elsevier tools
like ScienceDirect, Scopus and Mendeley can enable them to plan and organize
their research effectively.
All are requested to kindly register and participate in this useful
webinar
Agenda
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Time
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Agenda
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11:00 -11:05
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Welcome Address
Mr. Nitin Rawat
Regional Manager-Elsevier South Asia
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11:05-11:10
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Inaugural Address
Dr. P Visakhi
Librarian, IISER Mohali
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11:10-11:20
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Free Resources and Benefits available from Elsevier to researchers in
response to COVID-19
Ms. Neha Srivastava
Account Manager, Elsevier South Asia
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11:20-11:35
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ScienceDirect: Read Quality.. Publish Quality
Mr. Pranav Shukla
Account Manager, Elsevier South Asia
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11:35-11:45
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Importance of Cell Press Journals: Science that Inspires
Mr. Dhruv Khurana
Solution
Manager, Elsevier South Asia
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11:45-12:20
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Find the next steps in your research area with Scopus
Mr. Vishal Gupta
Customer Consultant, Elsevier South Asia
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12:20-12:45
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Managing References Made Easy Using Mendeley Reference Manager
Mr. Vishal Gupta
Customer Consultant, Elsevier South Asia
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12:45-13:00
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Q&A and Closing Remarks
Ms. Faraha Siddiqui
Account Manager, Elsevier South Asia
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Access to the IUPAC Standards Online Database
Free access to the IUPAC Standards Online database has been made available to IISER TVM until December 2020.
About IUPAC Standards Online
"IUPAC Standards Online is a unique compilation of the
internationally-binding standards and recommendations for chemistry and
related fields created by the International Union of Pure and Applied
Chemistry (IUPAC).
These standards and recommendations, extracted from the IUPAC Journal Pure and Applied Chemistry (PAC), are used worldwide by scientists in industry and academia, patent lawyers, toxicologists, environmental scientists, legislators and others who need access to the authoritative information on chemical nomenclature, symbols, terminology, units, weights, measures, and similar scientific conventions.
Updated annually, integrating the new standards and recommendations published in the prior year, the database provides granular access to the content and enables finding specific information quickly and easily. Numerous search indicators, sorting criteria, and refining options can be used to simplify the selection of the items. The product is supplied with auxiliary material introducing the main functionalities of the database.
Features:
These standards and recommendations, extracted from the IUPAC Journal Pure and Applied Chemistry (PAC), are used worldwide by scientists in industry and academia, patent lawyers, toxicologists, environmental scientists, legislators and others who need access to the authoritative information on chemical nomenclature, symbols, terminology, units, weights, measures, and similar scientific conventions.
Updated annually, integrating the new standards and recommendations published in the prior year, the database provides granular access to the content and enables finding specific information quickly and easily. Numerous search indicators, sorting criteria, and refining options can be used to simplify the selection of the items. The product is supplied with auxiliary material introducing the main functionalities of the database.
Features:
- A comprehensive online resource designed for professionals from different areas of chemistry
- All standards and recommendations going back to the 1960s in one place
- A Topical structure of the database supporting field-specific browsing and large-scale data integration
- Numerous search functionalities, sorting and refining criteria
- Links in each article to related content enabling fast access to relevant material
- An extended list of specially-compiled keywords in the metadata
- A thesaurus-based search for equivalent terms."
All are requested to kindly make use of this database.
Courtesy: De Gruyter
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