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Learn how Scopus can help you quickly find relevant and authoritative research and keep up to date with the latest developments in an area.

In this course, we look at how you can expand a Scopus search as well as analyze the search results to identify trends in your research area. By mastering advanced search strategies, you will enhance your ability to locate key publications and stay up-to-date with the latest advancements in your field.

When it comes to finding the right journal – there is a lot to consider. In this course, we will be looking at how journal metrics can help you identify suitable journals for submission. Learn both the documents and journal metrics and how to make use of them during your research.

Collaborations in research come in many forms, including co-authorship, research network building, joint research, and research partnerships. Early career researchers, in particular, stand to gain a lot from collaborations. Gain key skills for research collaborations by finding key authors in a field as well as potential affiliations.

Learn about the importance of AI literacy, the potential and limitations of generative AI, and the technology involved. Enroll today and stay ahead in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.

In this course, you will explore the opportunities and challenges of GenAI. Lessons focus on how GenAI supports different academic activity areas and where the technology’s current pain points lie.

In this course, we will explain how taking a responsible approach to the development and use of GenAI can help to mitigate risks. And we will use Elsevier’s five Responsible AI Principles as a framework to explore what ‘responsible’ means for different stakeholders.

By promoting science literacy, librarians play a critical role in fostering a culture of critical thinking, empowering all levels of students and researchers to make informed decisions leading to increased scholarly success. This self-paced course provides librarians with core tools and knowledge to advance science and teaching practices.

Learn essential Project management skills for academic librarians. This self-paced course will give you the tools you need to confidently lead small to mid-sized projects.

Effective promotion of resources and events elevates library visibility and impact. This self-paced course provides resources and a framework for building marketing campaigns, and leveraging social media platforms.

Aligning library mission with institutional strategic goals elevates the image and value of academic librarians. This self-paced course provides a framework for stakeholder management, inspiring examples of library leadership, research metrics, communicating value and more.

Provide informed guidance to your institutional research community and support researchers by accessing the relevance of scholarly work, assisting in collection development and providing informed guidance and support. This course provides foundational knowledge across select research impact topics.

This self-paced course provides an introduction to using Reaxys as a platform for chemical research. Ideal for librarians, educators, researchers and students.

Reaxys can broaden the understanding of chemistry for any level of student: from undergraduate and graduate to post-graduate and beyond.

This train-the-trainer style course is designed to streamline onboarding to Reaxys. Each lesson builds upon the previous one, ensuring a cohesive learning experience. Ideal for librarians, educators, and researchers who are responsible for onboarding colleagues to Reaxys. At the end of each section, you’ll take a short quiz or exercise to reinforce your understanding and prepare you for the next module. This step-by-step approach ensures that by the end, you are fully prepared for the final quiz, and to apply and share your newfound skills with Reaxys.