Finding and managing scientific information

Discovering scientific information

“…Scopus (published by Elsevier) is the largest indexed database for peer review and other literature. It covers significantly more scientific journals than other indexed scientific databases (Baykoucheva, 2010a(Baykoucheva, , 2015bHuang, 2018;Martin-Martin et al, 2021;Pranckutė, 2021). Scopus indexes journals, conference papers, trade publications, book series, patents from the fields of science, technology, medicine, social sciences, and arts and humanities.…”

“…Books and articles discuss different aspects of discovering chemical information (Baykoucheva, 2015b;Baykoucheva et al, 2016;Buntrock, 2016;Currano & Roth, 2014;Engel et al, 2018;Krallinger et al, 2017;Milman & Zhurkovich, 2020). An issue of the ACS Journal of Chemical Education was specifically devoted to this topic (Baysinger, 2016).…”

“…WoS includes literature databases that cover the sciences, social sciences and arts & humanities. It is one of the largest and most widely used databases for peer reviewed scientific literature(Baykoucheva, 2015b;Pranckutė, 2021). disciplines.…”

Information management during a crisis – providing an open and reliable information infrastructure for a sustainable world

“…Luckily, the major change in the availability of the e-books had happened and it helped in serving the local users. It also seems that there has been a change in the reading culture of the academics and students: they are already experienced e-resource users (Baukoucheva, 2015, pp. 33–35).…”

Synform Issue 2019/4

“…To quote American historian Mark Gordin, 17 "Beilstein may be the bestknown organic chemist that most organic chemists know nothing about." Most organic chemists are familiar with Beilsteins Handbuch der organsichen Chemie, which has gone through four supplements to the original Hauptwerk, and is now online (since 2009, the content has been maintained and dis tributed by Elsevier Information Systems in Frankfurt, under the product name "Reaxys" 18 ).…”