Neuroscience
Just discovered a cool way to use Scopus author affiliation + RSS feed to create a dynamic list of new publications.
Check out what folks in the School of Cognitive Science at Hampshire have written lately:
Note that this is only publications that are indexed by Scopus, so it may not be a comprehensive list. Also, if you're not at an institution that has Scopus, you won't be able to see more than this list.
Still, it's a great mix of technology & LIS, and a nice way to promote current publications by faculty, colleagues, etc.
(you can also see what the UConn Communication Science faculty have written lately...)
- Online Reading List Creation Tool? Not!
I'm teaching reference at Simmons again in the spring, and I am pulling together my reading list. (see the Fall 2007 reading list). That list looked nice and meets most of the criteria I have for a reading list:Citations are formatted properly in...
- *new* Psychology & Communication Sciences Books
Thanks to WorldCat and Google Reader, I've created some nifty lists that highlight new books I've purchased in communication sciences (either communication or communication disorders) and psychology. As new books come into the library, I add...
- Next Gen Libraries & Refshare (e.g)
Been thinking about what I saw & heard at the Next Generation Library Catalogs session at UMass last week. What struck me most was David Lindahl (Director of Digital Library Initiatives at the University of Rochester) said in his prefatory remarks...
- Another Vendor & Library Partnership
I've been working with the folks at Scopus to promote their fabulous database at my campus. They invited us to participate in their Student Ambassador Program, and it's been a rousing success! I'm going to be speaking about this at ALA next...
- Cog Sci Sites
Mind Hacks has collected a bunch of essential cognitive science sites for students. These include a list from the University of Minnesota of the 100 most influential cog sci publications of the 20th century, MIT’s Courseware on Brain & Behavioral Sciences,...
Neuroscience
Cog Sci Publications @ Hampshire
Just discovered a cool way to use Scopus author affiliation + RSS feed to create a dynamic list of new publications.
Check out what folks in the School of Cognitive Science at Hampshire have written lately:
Note that this is only publications that are indexed by Scopus, so it may not be a comprehensive list. Also, if you're not at an institution that has Scopus, you won't be able to see more than this list.
Still, it's a great mix of technology & LIS, and a nice way to promote current publications by faculty, colleagues, etc.
(you can also see what the UConn Communication Science faculty have written lately...)
- Online Reading List Creation Tool? Not!
I'm teaching reference at Simmons again in the spring, and I am pulling together my reading list. (see the Fall 2007 reading list). That list looked nice and meets most of the criteria I have for a reading list:Citations are formatted properly in...
- *new* Psychology & Communication Sciences Books
Thanks to WorldCat and Google Reader, I've created some nifty lists that highlight new books I've purchased in communication sciences (either communication or communication disorders) and psychology. As new books come into the library, I add...
- Next Gen Libraries & Refshare (e.g)
Been thinking about what I saw & heard at the Next Generation Library Catalogs session at UMass last week. What struck me most was David Lindahl (Director of Digital Library Initiatives at the University of Rochester) said in his prefatory remarks...
- Another Vendor & Library Partnership
I've been working with the folks at Scopus to promote their fabulous database at my campus. They invited us to participate in their Student Ambassador Program, and it's been a rousing success! I'm going to be speaking about this at ALA next...
- Cog Sci Sites
Mind Hacks has collected a bunch of essential cognitive science sites for students. These include a list from the University of Minnesota of the 100 most influential cog sci publications of the 20th century, MIT’s Courseware on Brain & Behavioral Sciences,...