Communication Sciences and Disorders — Faculty Publication
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Authors' Tools: Science Commons "... online tools to help authors exercise choice in retaining critical rights in their scholarly articles, including the rights to reuse their scholarly articles and to post them in online repositories."
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New Books by Northwestern Faculty A record of "the monographic output of Northwestern's faculty. This website serves as a record of all the titles that have been published since this project began in 2005."
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Web
of Knowledge: Citations to Faculty
Publications (Formerly
ISI Web of Science) this tool can
be used to find bibliographic references to published
works (books,
chapters, articles, etc.) by faculty
and
students. CSA lists these uses for
cited reference searches:Citations
to Faculty Publications The following
tool can be used to find bibliographic references
to published
works (books, chapters, articles,
etc.) by
faculty and students. CSA lists these
uses for cited reference
searches:
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a) locating current research based on earlier research, reports, etc.
b) finding how many times and where a publication is being cited
c) identifying who is referencing a particular paper
d) exploring how a particular research topic is being used to support other research
e) analyzing the impact of a publication on other research in the field
f) tracking the history of a research idea
g) tracking the research of colleagues, or keeping track of your own research
The database contains cited references in the Social Sciences from 1956 to the present; in the Humanities, from 1975 to the present; and in the Sciences, from 1955 to the present. It is best to simultaneously search all three (which is the default). Use the "Cited Reference Search" to find articles that cite an author or work and obtain a comprehensive bibliography of the author's works: articles, books, communications, proceedings papers, etc. Searches may also lead to related records and articles with citations in common. For instructions, click on "Information for New Users." Results may be printed, saved to a text file, exported in a delimited format for import into personal bibliographic programs such as EndNote or ProCite, or may be sent via email.
For further information, contact:
Robert Michaelson
Head Librarian
Seeley
G. Mudd Library for Science and Engineering
Northwestern
University
2233 Tech Drive (formerly 2233 N. Campus Drive)
Evanston, IL 60208-3530
(847)
491-3057
rmichael@northwestern.edu
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