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Using Science Citation Index
CD-ROM:
 | Using arrow keys if necessary, highlight
"Science Citation Index (Jan 98 – Dec 98)" or most recent dates
and <enter> to select most recent database to search. |
| Read information screen and press any key
when you are finished. |
To find more recent articles
written on a topic:
| Alt-F
(Allows you to pick field to search) |
| C
(Changes search field to "Cited author/cited reference" and brings
you back to search screen) |
| Alt-D
(Brings up dictionary (index) to this field) |
| Enter last name of first author of older
paper you would like to update and then use arrow key to highlight article
citation, matching journal name, volume and page numbers |
10 GUTTMAN-A-1991-ANAL-CHEM-V63-P2038
| <Enter> to select this article |
| <Enter> again to search for recent
articles that cite this paper. |
To check how important a
particular author is in a field:
| Alt-F
(Allows you to pick field to search) |
| C
(Changes search field to "Cited author/cited reference" and brings
you back to search screen) |
| Enter last name- initials of author you are
interested in, followed by *, e.g. HORN-MH* |
| <Enter> to perform search for all
recent papers that cite this author (cautions: any other authors that have
same last name and initials will also be included; this only will find
citations where your author was the first author on the paper cited) |
To see recent paper references:
| F4
<enter> |
| This shows full records with authors, title,
source, language, and document type. You will see the first record in the
set. |
| You may want to repeat the search in
different timeframes. F2 allows you to highlight "change compact
disk" <enter>. Answer Y <enter> to return to disk
selection menu. |
To find the full-text of any
article:
| Check the OPAC to see if it is located in
the library. Do a title search on the journal title e.g.Analytical
Biochemistry. If the journal is present in the library, note the call
number and location of the journal (QP 510 A64 Periodicals) and the holdings
information (LIB. HAS:) to determine if the particular volume and issue you
need will be present. Journals are kept on the 2d floor of Pollak Library in
call number order. They do not check out. |
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