WEBINARS FROM CLARIVATE

WEBINARS FROM CLARIVATE

August 27 10:15–11:15

Topic: Comprehensive search in the Web of Science: capabilities of specialized databases

Abstracts: In addition to the Core Collection, the Web of Science platform presents a number of specialized databases containing theses, patents, preprints, datasets, information on grants, regulatory documents and other types of scientific content. During the webinar, we will consider how these databases are formed, what content is presented, how it differs from the Core Collection, we will analyze the possibilities of searching and analyzing these resources, we will practice how to use them for conducting research, finding partners and preparing publications. Answers to questions from registration forms.

Registration:

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_1imFlTEfQVKrZIu0yaRSNw

September 10, 10:15–11:15

Topic:University rankings: how higher education institutions around the world are evaluated

Abstracts: University rankings today are not only an assessment tool, but also an important reference point for strategic planning, the development of scientific activity, and increasing the international visibility of the institution. During the webinar, we will consider the main world rankings, their methodologies and data sources, and also discuss which indicators can influence the position of the university.

At the webinar:

  • which international university rankings are the most influential;
  • what is the difference between THE, QS, ARWU and other rankings;
  • what scientometric indicators are used during evaluation;
  • how Web of Science and InCites data are used in ranking studies;
  • what steps help increase the university's international visibility and competitiveness;
  • Can a scientist help his institution improve its position in university rankings?

Answers to questions from registration forms.

Registration:

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_d2PYgjueTT6KD-LVFH6tVw

September 24 10:15–11:15

Topic: From scientific results to real change: how to demonstrate the impact of research

Abstract: In today's scientific world, demonstrating impact goes far beyond traditional citation metrics. Academic institutions, grantmakers, and policymakers increasingly demand clear evidence of how research contributes to societal development, innovation, and global priorities. This webinar focuses on how scientific excellence—embodied by highly cited scientists and top-performing publications—translates into real impact.

We will also discuss how new data and metrics enable scientists and institutions to demonstrate impact through citations in patents and regulatory documents, directly linking scientific results to innovation and decision-making.

Registration:

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_wOUgc5FOQQOldmr7_1RGxQ

Vladislav Wanda