JCR is a comprehensive and unique resource for journal evaluation, showing the relationship between citing and cited journals in a clear, easy-to-use framework. It includes virtually all specialties in the areas of science, technology, and the social sciences.
Archive for 1999
NEW DATABASE! Journal Citation Reports - Science Edition
Thursday, July 1st, 1999Web of Science now has an additional 5 years of coverage
Monday, June 21st, 1999Web of Science, which includes:Science Citation Index Expanded
Art and Humanities Citation Index
Social Sciences Citation Index
Now covers 1987-1999. Web of Science allows access to research literature through author, title, subject and to cited references (footnotes, bibliography) published with a scholarly paper.
What is a trade journal, or scholarly journal?
Friday, May 28th, 1999This question has been asked a lot lately, and we’ve found a couple of web sites that describe the differences well.Types of journals — describes popular, trade, scholarly, and refereed journals.
How to tell if it’s a scholarly journal — describes scholarly, trade, new/general interest, popular, and sensational journals.
Once you know how to identify the types of journals, you probably need to find specific journals of that type. One source that can help is Ulrich’s International Dictionary of Periodicals, available at the Information Services Desk on the first floor East. It lists thousands of journals in different subjects. Look at the list of journals in your subject area, pick one you are intersted in, and look at the page and search the name of the journals to see if we have it. You can also browse the current issues of journals on the 2nd floor East to get a feel for what different kinds of journals we own.
Access JSTOR off campus! The Library now provides access to JSTOR from IP addresses which are part of the Georgia Tech campuswix
Thursday, May 20th, 1999This means that anyone with a campusCWIX account may access JSTOR from off campus. The IP ranges assigned to Georgia tech campuswix dial-in users are 168.14.1 xxx and 168.14.2.xxx. For more information call the Information Services Desk (404-894-4528) or see: http://www.oit.gatech.edu/cs/csc/faq/0036.html
Censtats applications are now available without charge
Thursday, May 20th, 1999on the U.S. Census Bureau’s web site at http://tier2.census.gov/dbappweb.htm. Applications include: Annual Survey of Manufactures, Building Permits, Census Tract Street Locator, Consolidated Federal Funds Report, County Business Patterns, International Trade Data, Occupation by Race and Sex, USA Counties, and Zip Business Patterns.
The Library has a new electronic subscription to the National Bureau of Economic Research Working Papers
Friday, April 16th, 1999The National Bureau of Economic Research Working Papers database includes bibliographic information for almost 7,000 NBER Working Papers published since 1973. Abstracts are available for papers issued since September 1993 and full text for papers since November 1994
Spring quarter Library classes and tours begin April 15th
Friday, April 9th, 1999The Library offers hour-long classes on a variety of topics, including Library Fundamentals, GTEL®, GALILEO, Business Resources, and Engineering Resources. Consult the class schedule and choose a convenient time. Preregistration is not neccessary. Classes are held in the Homer Rice Center on the 1st floor West of the Library, except for Library Fundamentals, which is held in Room 521 on the 5th floor East. Class schedules and descriptions are available at the Information Services Desk, 1st floor East, and on the Library web page. (link to page)Library tours will be held Monday - Friday, April 12 - 16. The tours last half an hour, and meet in the Library Rotunda at 11:00 am.
Friday, April 9th, 1999
The George C. Griffin photograph collection, developed as part of Georgia Tech’s Digital Library Initiative, offers a unique perspective on the people and places from Georgia Tech’s past.
Having trouble with your GTEL® password?
Friday, April 9th, 1999During the transition to our new web page, many customer’s GTEL® passwords were corrupted and will no longer work. To create a new password, first call (404-894-4528) or come by the Information Services Desk on the 1st floor East of the Library, and we will delete your old password. You can then create a new GTEL® password.
Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe, a GALILEO database, contains approximately 5,000 publications, virtually all of which include full text.
Friday, April 2nd, 1999Many types of publications are included: newspapers (in English and many other languages), legal news, general interest magazines, medical journals, trade publications, company financial information, transcripts, wire service reports, government publications (such as the federal case law, U.S. Code, Code of Federal Regulations, Congressional Testimony, etc.), law reviews, and reference works (such as the Forbes Annual Directory, the Official Guide/American Marketplace and the US Global Trade Outlook).


