UJ Researcher Development Workshop Series

The UJ Library, in collaboration with Elsevier, is cordially inviting you to 2 online & 1 in-person workshop series during which you will learn about the available Elsevier products and effective strategies for use.

  • Advance your research process with Scopus (ONLINE)

Target audience: Academics, Postdoctoral Fellows, Masters and PhD students

Join us to learn about the latest Scopus features: such as Preloaded SDG search strings, funder information, author discovery, topic trends, how to analyse the impact of a topic, identify keywords and searchable words for your article and more!

Date: 12 April 2023

Time: 15:00-16:30 

Booking link: https://uj-ac-za.libcal.com/calendar/16682/1204202SCOPUS

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  • SciVal Research Analytics (ONLINE)

Target audience:  Academics , Postdoctoral Fellows, Masters and PhD students

The purpose of this session is to assist you on how to find a comprehensive overview of your publication information including your co-author network; notable peers and your publications’ relevance to Sustainable Development Goals.

Date: 18 April 2023

Time: 15:00-16:30 

Booking link: https://uj-ac-za.libcal.com/calendar/16682/18042023SCIVAL

  • 20 April: The research cycle: The research process is rewarding but requires a considerable investment of time (HYBRID)

Target audience: Academics, Postdoctoral fellows, Masters and PhD students.

Join us in this session as we discuss how to utilize smart tools and analytics to find gaps in your research, tips for publishing and using a reference manager to automate citations and generate a reference list.

Time : 10:00- 11:30

Booking link: https://uj-ac-za.libcal.com/calendar/16682/20042023RESEARCHCYCLE

Please check out these workshops via this link:

https://uj.ac.za.libguides.com/c.php?g=938500&p=9568294

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April 12, 2023

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