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1. Slippery Slopes of Citation Searching.

Author

Powell, Willa Roberta and Ojala, Marydee

Subjects
BIBLIOGRAPHIC databases, BIBLIOGRAPHY, CITATION analysis, INFORMATION retrieval, BIBLIOGRAPHICAL citations, WORLD Wide Web
Abstract

The article focuses on the challenges and complexities associated with citations in research papers. It highlights the importance of citations in validating information and guiding further research, but acknowledges the confusion and difficulties students face in understanding different citation styles and formats. It also discusses the role of citation generators in helping students create accurate citations and mentions several popular citation generator tools.

Published
2023

2. AI corner.

Author

Keiser, Barbie E.

Subjects
BIBLIOGRAPHIC databases, ARTIFICIAL intelligence, DOCTORAL programs, NATURAL language processing, MISINFORMATION, INFORMATION retrieval, MEDICAL research, QUALITY assurance, SOFTWARE architecture
Abstract

The article focuses on Elsevier's integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into Scopus, enhancing research navigation and analysis. Topics include the introduction of Scopus AI, which simplifies searches with natural language queries; provides topic summaries with references; and offers advanced features like concept mapping and expert identification to aid researchers in exploring and understanding complex subjects efficiently.

Published
2024

3. Shaping the Future of Library Database Systems and Platforms.

Author

Keiser, Barbie E.

Subjects
DATABASES, ACADEMIC libraries, BIBLIOGRAPHIC databases, SCHOLARLY communication, LIBRARIES, ARTIFICIAL intelligence, DATA security, SEARCH engines, HEALTH, ACCESS to information, BUSINESS, LIBRARIANS
Abstract

The article focuses on the evolving role of librarians in supporting scholars' research endeavors, encompassing areas such as research data services, scholarly communication, and the integration of Artificial intelligence (AI) into library systems. It discusses how AI tools are being utilized to enhance various aspects of research, from peer review and manuscript editing to automated literature reviews and personalized recommendations.

Published
2023

4. RESTORING HISTORY: Designing an African American Research Database.

Author

Gregory, Jennifer and Striker, Bridget B.

Subjects
AFRICAN American history, RESEARCH, BIBLIOGRAPHIC databases, DATABASE design, WAR, ENSLAVED persons, CONCEPTUAL structures, SLAVERY, RAILROADS, INFORMATION resources, CIVIL rights, LIBRARIANS, PUBLIC libraries
Abstract

The article focuses on Northern Kentucky being a gap in knowledge regarding enslavement, the Underground Railroad (UGRR) movement, and African American history as a whole. Topics include the complex societal situation and a mass exodus of former has enslaved people in the years following the Civil War, and the African American population has disappeared and there has no community memory of left or migrated.

Published
2020

5. News Desk.

Author

peterson-sloss, celeste

Subjects
ALTERNATIVE education, COMPUTER networks, COMPUTER software, DATABASE industry, ELECTRONIC journals, INFORMATION services, SCHOLARLY method, LIBRARIES, LUNG diseases, PUBLISHING, RESEARCH, BIBLIOGRAPHIC databases, ACCESS to information
Abstract

The article provides updates in the library and information science in the U.S. in 2014. It offers information regarding the move of Intellectual Property & Science business of Thomson Reuters to collaborate with DataCite. It also discusses the move of the Federal Communications Commission to increase access as well as modernizing its E-rate program to support Wi-Fi in schools and libraries. Springer's new Neuroscience and Respiration is highlighted.

Published
2014