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Library Resources for Admininistrative Professionals

In honor of Administrative Professionals’ Day, the Boulder Labs Library is conducting a seminar focused on library resources and services that support administrative functions. Join us to learn how the library can help you to: increase work efficiency, improve service to your division, have quick access to important information, use pertinent databases, brush up on your computer and leadership skills, and more. The seminar will be offered twice.Library Admin presentation flyer

When & Where

Wednesday, April 25th:


Refreshments will be provided. For more information, please contact Aric Villarreal, x3003.

Download flyer PDF.

Added 4/18

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Table of Content Alerts on IEEE Xplore

Table of Content (ToC) alerts are now available on IEEE Xplore. The steps to receive ToC’s are:

Added 5/25

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Mendeley -- Reference Manager & Social Network

Mendeley is a cloud-based bibliographic management software program. It is also a tool for collaborating with other researchers online. Upon downloading and creating an online login, the researcher can access these features:

Mendeley is now linked from the library’s Bibliographic Management page, under “Freeware citation management programs available to all users.”

Added 5/1

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New Google Scholar Metrics

Google Scholar users now have a way of discovering impact factors for journals  and authors. Google Scholar Metrics includes:

Visit the Google Scholar Metrics help page for an explanation of each of these metrics.  Metrics measuring impacts for journals are the h5-index and h5-median. To find these, visit the Google Scholar search publications page (image below), where you can search by journal title, and filter by language. This page, however, is linked only from the Google Scholar Metrics help page, but not the Google Scholar main page.  

Screenshot of Gogle Scholar publications page

To find the career-cumulative and 5-year h-indexes for individual authors (including yourself if any of your output appears in Google Scholar), click “My Citations,” and you will be prompted to create a profile. Upon doing so, your profile will feature a “Search Authors” box in the upper right-hand corner. Enter the name of a researcher, and if that researcher also has a “My Citations” profile, you will be able to view that author’s impact scores and times cited for each of his or her articles indexed in Google Scholar.

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