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09 April, 16:00 CET - Navigating the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR) requires a rigorous and systematic approach to literature searches, ensuring compliance in clinical evaluations, post-market surveillance (PMS), and post-market clinical follow-up (PMCF). However, conducting a comprehensive and efficient search can be complex, from selecting the right databases to structuring queries effectively. Join Dr. med. Katharina Friedrich to learn a step-by-step approach to building a robust literature search strategy tailored for MDR compliance. Registration.

Think publishing in Open Access is a drain on your resources with no derived benefit? Think again! Open Access allows your research to reach a broader audience than just those with access to an institutional library. Not only does Open Access publishing reach more of your core audience, it also reaches educators, practitioners, policymakers, and the media. The more people reading your work, the more impact you have on the progress of science and the betterment of humankind.

10 April 2025 | 10AM EST / 3PM BST / 4PM CEST / Register

This webinar is designed to enhance your database searching skills. To improve search query construction and help you create a valuable, reusable set of knowledge assets based upon search filters, providing a scalable foundation for your systematic literature searching activities. Useful for academic, medical and clinical librarians, researchers, information specialists, educators, and anyone who runs searches using Ovid®. What you will learn: The importance of bibliographic databases: A clear introduction to their purpose, relevance and functionality. Structuring search queries systematically: Learn how to build search queries systematically, yet critically, and launch them easily on Ovid. Using search filters: Techniques to save, reuse, and refine your searches Boosting productivity: Tips and guidance for achieving the best results. Registration.

Oxford English Dictionary’s (OED) Advanced Search is a very powerful tool, giving you the opportunity to deep-dive into the dictionary’s con­tent. But we know that it can be a complex and intimidating experience. In this session, we’ll explore the new OED AI Search Assistant and how it can help navigate the OED’s vast resources. Webinář (v angličtině) poběží na platformě MS Teams a pro přenos zvuku postačí, abyste měli k počítači připojené reproduktory nebo sluchátka. Registration.

Webinář je určen uživatelům z institucí, které mají přístup k elektronickým knihám přes ProQuest Ebook Central. Registration.

15 April, 10:30 CET- Not sure where to start with SciVal? This online training will introduce an overview and key features of Elsevier’s research intelligence platform SciVal, a tool that provides access to research analytics data. Used in the right context, SciVal can help you track Institutional Performance, track the impact of your Institutions publications and identify potential collaborators. The webinar will be useful for researchers and faculty members, as well as administrative staff members, research managers, and librarians, who would like to start using SciVal or to refresh their knowledge. Registration.

15 April, 11:00 CET - Monthly meeting where we demonstrate the new features of Reaxys, answer user questions and present tips and tricks. Registration.

22 April, 10:30 CET - Used in the right context, SciVal can help you track Institutional performance and it's research impact. The webinar will be useful for researchers and faculty members, as well as administrative staff members, research managers, and librarians. Registration.

A literature review is a survey of scholarly publications on a chosen topic. It provides an overview of current knowledge synthesizing the available up-to-date information. This session discusses the steps involved in accomplishing this sometimes daunting but knowledge-intensive task.

24 April 2025 | 10AM EST / 3PM BST / 4PM CEST / Register

07 May, 10:00 CET - In 2024 alone, more than 4.3 million papers were published in Scopus-indexed outlets alone. This is only an expert-vetted part of academic information produced worldwide; in fact, there are many more sources that may or may not be worth your time. How can one possibly make sense of all this information? Depending on your subject area and your current knowledge of it, interests, personality, career stage and aspirations, and openness to new things, different approaches may be useful to make your reading-up efficient and enjoyable. Join Kirill Ivanov, Elsevier's Customer Success Manager in CEE, to learn tips and tricks on how to stay updated on key developments in your field and not get overwhelmed. Registration.