What is Bibliometrics?
Bibliometrics is the quantitative analysis of research publications. It is one of a range of metrics which are often used to evaluate research for funding, management and marketing purposes, including innovations, prestigious awards and peer evaluation.
New Scopus Metric Apps
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Altmetric continuously tracks hundreds of thousands of links to scholarly articles on Twitter, Google+, Facebook, the scientific blogosphere, newspapers and magazines then matches that data to the search results or full text articles that you are viewing on Scopus. |
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The Co-Author Network application provides a visual representation of an author's network of top co-authors. It is created by Elsevier and is available to all users of SciVerse Hub including non-subscribers of Scopus. It covers all subject areas in Scopus. |
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The Co-Author Visualizer application provides a visual representation of an author's network of top co-authors. It is created by Elsevier and is available to all users of Scopus. It covers all subject areas in Scopus. |
NEW
Just released - QS World University Rankings 2012
Tutorial
Measuring your Research Impact Online Tutorial, developed in Ireland includes 3 modules:
- introductory overview
- journal ranking
- bibliometrics to support your career and research strategy
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Phone: 02 492 15844
Email: debbie.booth@newcastle.edu.au
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