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In this workshop we will show you how the iThenticate works, how to upload a document and basic things about interpreting the report. The workshop will be held from a software-oriented perspective. If you want to learn more on how to use sources effectively and transparently in order to improve your academic writing, check out our workshop "Using sources effectively and avoiding plagiarism"! 

Do you need to publish your data? In this workshop, you will get an overview of what to do. We will cover the process of how to publish your data if it will be available as open access, as well as what to do if you have sensitive data which cannot be made openly available. We will also discuss your options regarding where to store and share your data.

This is a basic level workshop. The idea is to give you time and support to build, organize and annotate a reference library in the reference management software EndNote X20, and to insert citations and bibliographies in Word according to different reference styles. 

The aim of the presentation is to paint a picture of the global landscape of open science biomolecular knowledgebases and show some specific examples.

This is a basic workshop aiming to improve your skills in database searching and to explore different search tools available from the university library. In this workshop we will discuss search techniques, databases and documentation at a basic, but not beginner level. The workshop uses the Pubmed and Web of Science databases as its starting point. The session will include demonstrations and hands-on searching.

This workshop is for doctoral students and researchers at KI. It is held in English but we also speak Swedish.

The workshop is free but you need to register.

Studying at a Swedish university can feel disorienting and confusing, and your professors may have expectations of you that are different from those found in your home country. This workshop will introduce you to the conventions of university study in Sweden, allow you to ask questions and provide you with tools and concrete tips that will help you succeed in your studies at KI.

Do you want to make sure you don’t miss relevant articles in your subject area? This workshop gives you tools and techniques to find papers in a structured way.

The first part of the workshop is a presentation on how to search systematically in PubMed and Web of Science. During the second part, you will work under guidance with your own research topic.

To get the most out of this workshop, you need a well-defined research question and some experience with PubMed. 
 

During this presentation, you will learn what you need to know to benefit from KI's open access publishing agreements with a wide range of publishers. 

We will also briefly put these agreements in context, i.e. the international ongoing transition to open access through the repurposing of subscription budgets to fund open access publishing. There will be time for questions after the presentation. 

This presentation is for doctoral students, postdocs and researchers at KI. It is held in English but we also speak Swedish.

In this workshop we will guide you through how to automatically create an updated publication list that includes the citation score, journal impact factor and links to the full texts, by using the KI bibliometric system. We will also take you through the steps how to register an author ID (ORCID). If wanted, we will also touch briefly on other metrics: article metrics, journal metrics, altmetrics etc.

As a Master’s student, you are expected to read and comprehend complex academic texts. During this workshop, you will learn techniques and strategies for doing so. In addition, you will practice reading strategically, that is, reading to improve critical thinking, to build vocabulary, and to improve academic writing skills.