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STAY TUNED!
FROM RESEARCH TO PUBLICATION
Being up-to-date with your research topic
PhD seminar – module 1
STAY TUNED!PROGRAM
What did you read?
What was the question?
What feeds you?
How to stay up-to-date?
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
Do It Yourself (practice)
Do It Yourself (practice)
# 1.0
Word
One NoteEvernote
folders
Excel bookmarks
nothing
ZoteroMendeley
EndNotePapers
Docear
ReadCube
JabRefBibDesk
STAY TUNED!What did you read?
Dropbox
SHARE
COLLECT PDF
COLLECT REFERENCES
CITE
# 1.1.1
STAY TUNED!What tool for you?
Zotero
Mendeley
EndNote
Papers
Docear
ReadCube
JabRef BibDesk
no one
Elsevier
free of charge
free of charge
free of charge
$49 / $79
from CHF 110
free of charge
free of charge
Labtiva Inc.
Springer
Thomson Reuters
no one
no one
Within browser
Within software
.bib file export only
COLLECT REFERENCES FROM
TOOL OWNEDBY
TOOL COST
YOU
PRE
FER
TO
OTHER POSSIBLE CRITERIAS Number of compatible resourcesOnline storage space available
Citation styles formats
Word Processor or Operating System compatibility # 1.1.2
# 1.2.1
# 1.2.2
STAY TUNED!Equation card
Turn your scientific question into a search equationA. Formulate a question
B. Classify keywords from the most general to the most specific
C. Formulate corresponding search equations
library catalogues bibliographic databasessearch engines
open archives
socia
l net
wor
kspu
blish
er’s
web
sites
producer | multi-source
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mul
ti-so
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booksarticles
journalsthesis
conference papersfulltext
referenceother docum
ent types
What feeds you?STAY TUNED!
# 1.3
Peter
# 1.4
STAY TUNED!Further readings
# 1.X.1
FORD, Nigel, 2012, The Essential Guide to Using the Web for Research. Los Angeles : Sage. ISBN 978-0-85702-365-0.
LEFEVER, Lee, 2007, RSS in Plain English [online]. 24 April 2007. [Accessed 14 October 2009]. Available from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0klgLsSxGsU
OSIF, Bonnie A, 2012, Using the Engineering Literature. 2nd ed. Boca Raton : CRC Press. ISBN 978-1-4398-5002-2.
PUCKETT, Jason, 2011, Zotero a Guide for Librarians, Researchers, and Educators. Chicago, Ill : Association of College and Research Libraries. ISBN 978-0-8389-8589-2.
This bibliography is regularly updated: go.epfl.ch/StayTuned
STAY CONNECTED
# 1.X.2
Library Training TeamPascale BoutonNoémi CoboletRaphaël GrolimundCaroline [email protected]
library.epfl.chfacebook.com/EPFL.libraryyoutube.com/epfllibrary@EPFLlibrary
Stay tuned: being up-to-date with your research topic by EPFL Library (2015)
STAY TUNED!Credits
# 1.X.3
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