What stories can publication data tell? • Publication activity demonstrates willingness to share research findings. • Authorship/collaboration patterns show evidence of working with other authors, with various areas of research and institutional affiliations. • Citations to publications demonstrates knowledge transfer of research findings and can lead to evidence of synthesis into clinical applications. • Citation [...]
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Informative blog post on trusting medical journals: Can You Trust that Medical Journal by Ted Gansler, MD, MBA, MPH, in the Expert Voices blog hosted by the American Cancer Society.
Wonder how NCBI, My Bibliography, PMC, PubMed, NIHMS, eRA Commons, NIH RePORTER, RPPR and the NIH Public Access Policy connect? This chart displays the connection between the various NIH and NCBI resources and how they dynamically interact per NIH Policy. Connection Chart of NCBI and NIH Resources with the NIH Public Access Policy Many thanks [...]
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Are you in need of tips for NIH or NSF grant proposals? Do you need inspiration for framing your proposal and outcomes? If so, check out Dr. Joan E. Strassmann’s Blog, Sociobiology. Dr. Strassmann’s postings include: The perfect preproposal: make your aims complete How to write your NSF Project Outcome for the public How can [...]
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Check this out: A Periodic Table of Visualization Methods. Visualization examples for various concepts such as data, information, concepts, strategies, metaphors, and compounds are available by mousing over each concept as noted on the table. The example below is a semantic network.
Why is an “Author Name” Important? Your name as an author is key to establishing a unique public profile for dissemination and promotion of your research. Authors should use the same variation of their name consistently throughout their academic and research careers. Consistency of an author name enhances the discoverability of research. Uniqueness of an [...]
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If your article is applicable under the NIH Public Access Policy and you publish your article in a Method D form of submission journal, please review your copyright agreement form. Method D submission journals submit the final, peer-reviewed version of articles to PMC upon acceptance of publication. Most copyright agreement forms for Method D submission [...]
Bamboo DiRT (beta) is a tool, service, and collection registry developed by Project Bamboo. Bamboo DiRT allows for searching of digital research tools ranging from content management systems to music OCR, statistical analysis packages to mindmapping software. Bamboo DiRT was developed through a collaboration between Bamboo Partner Institutions (UC Berkeley, UChicago, UW Madison), Bamboo affiliates [...]
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Bjork and Solomon. Open access versus subscription journals: a comparison of scientific impact. BMC Medicine 2012, 10:73 doi:10.1186/1741-7015-10-73. “Our results indicate that OA journals indexed in Web of Science and/or Scopus are approaching the same scientific impact and quality as subscription journals, particularly in biomedicine and for journals funded by article processing charges.” Bjork and Solomon [...]
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