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Overview: Scientific Information Services
Specialized Information Resources
Here you will find a collection of essential information resources grouped according to subject fields.
Kiz's service point University Publications oversees the deposit of doctoral dissertations at the Library and can assist you in publishing documents on the Ulmer Volltextserver (VTS).
Scholarly publishing plays an important part in academia. Kiz, as an active promoter of open access and operator of the Ulmer Volltextserver (institutional repository of the University of Ulm), will guide you through the publishing process.
Citation analysis is a method for measuring research quality, enabling you to determine how frequently a particular author has been cited in articles or to compare and evalutate journals based on citation counts. Kiz has prepared a guide containing basic information and useful tools you need for conducting citation analyses.
This collection consists of recommended course reading material chosen by course instructors to be placed on reserve during a given semester.
An important part of scholarly publishing is the effective management of your bibliographies and citations. Kiz can help you with tips and the appropriate software.
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New Database: Web of Science
Kiz has recently purchased a subscription to the Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI), which covers 1945 - present and complements the existing Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI) with titles from the years 1956 - present. Access to these sections is via 
DBIS.
The following quick reference guides provide tips on search strategies and information about the h-Index or ResearcherID: 
Quick Reference Card Web of Science Quick Guide ResearcherID