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Searching Databases

Information Retrieval: SciFinder (2nd Edition, 2009) Stanford only
Written by a scientist for scientists, this book is an essential guide explaining how to get the best out of SciFinder. It discusses options in SciFinder including topic, bibliographic, and chemical substance explore options, and post-processing options Analyze, Refine, and Categorize. It explains how to take advantage of the unique search and analysis options, covers selected algorithms behind the operation of SciFinder and why it helps to understand them, discusses why it is important and how to apply scientific method to information retrieval, and describes how to search for chemical structures and chemical reactions.

Managing References and Documents

RefWorks is an online citation manager that is free for all Stanford affiliates to use. John Bickar at Stanford’s Cubberley Education Library has created some flash tutorials explaining RefWorks’s features and use.

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Annual_Reviews_Demo_Spring2013.ppt1.62 MB
DictionaryOfDrugs_Demo_Search_Spring2013.ppt1.91 MB
MerckIndex_Demo_Spring2013.ppt1.07 MB
Reaxys_Demo_Search_Spring2013.ppt2.06 MB
SciFinder_Demo_Search_Pt1_Spring2013.ppt3.92 MB
SciFinder_Demo_Search_Pt2_Spring2013.ppt4.44 MB
WebOfScience_Demo_Search_Pt1_Spring2013.ppt1.64 MB
WebOfScience_Demo_Search_Pt2_Spring2013.ppt1.22 MB
Pharmaceutical_Substances_Demo_Search_Spring2013.ppt1.85 MB
Chem137_SpringQ2013.pptx457.6 KB
StanfordLibraries_KeyURLs.doc26.5 KB
Multidisciplinary_Database_Comparison_Chart_rev26Feb2013.xls39.5 KB

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