Citation Laureates 2024, AI releases and more

Your Research, Teaching and Learning Newsletter: September 2024 [Clarivate]( [View online]( Research, Teaching and Learning Latest resources from Clarivate™ and ProQuest™ Citation Laureates 2024: Celebrating global societal impact On September 19, 2024, Clarivate named 22 researchers in six countries as Citation Laureates™. Their groundbreaking work is deemed to be of Nobel stature and continues to shape global innovation, frequently creating tangible, real-world benefits. This year’s Citation Laureates have made significant contributions to advancing key areas, including clean energy, nanotechnology, 3D protein structures, the economic impact of corruption, heart disease, molecular dynamics, quantum computing, genetic imprinting and condensed matter physics. Since 2002, 75 Citation Laureates have gone on to receive a Nobel Prize. This success underscores the predictive power of citation metrics and qualitative analysis as one method to identify researchers whose works has had – and will continue to have – profound global societal impact. [Read the blog]( Elevate discovery with responsible AI — introducing the Web of Science Research Assistant The new Web of Science™ Research Assistant, a generative AI-powered tool, is designed to help researchers tackle research projects more efficiently. Far more than a chatbot, the assistant runs alongside researchers as they work, keeping up with their research needs as they develop. It guides them through tasks and delivers meaningful insights drawn from more than a century of carefully curated data from editorially selected sources. Wherever your researchers are in their career, help them get more out of the world’s most trusted citation database—the Web of Science Core Collection. [Register to the webinar]( on october 1st or request a trial. [Request a free trial]( AI-powered ProQuest Research Assistant beta now on general release Now live with selected customers and rolling out to more over the coming weeks, the beta uses AI to allow users to review, analyze, and interrogate documents more effectively; create more precise, targeted searches, and also give suggestions for future research topics. [Find out more]( Webinar | Raising your research visibility with the Web of Science Researcher Profiles September 24, 2PM ET The Web of Science Researcher Profiles help individuals present a 360-degree view of their expertise, including their publications, peer reviews, citation metrics, and journal editing work in one easy-to-maintain profile. Join this session to learn more about: - Authors, their identifiers and their researcher profiles in Web of Science - How are researcher profiles created and validated - How to create and/or validate a researcher profile With greater visibility into a researcher’s contributions, collaborators and partners can find each other faster and leaders can enhance research evaluation and assessment. [Register]( Webinar | From Screen to Syllabus: Using search trends and documentaries to strengthen collaboration between the library and faculty September 24, 11AM ET On college campuses around the world, a multitude of topics are researched daily. Search trends indicate what you would expect: trending subjects such as AI, alongside more conventional topics like health/medicine and psychology/mental health, where ongoing research remains prominent. Join us as we’ll discuss how these timely research topics can be explored through documentary films and brought to life in a variety of courses. We’ll also spend time learning how libraries can leverage films to help connect their library resources to the faculty they support. [Save your spot]( Webinar | Leveraging music-related multimedia resources for interdisciplinary studies October 16, 2024, 11 AM ET Join us for an intriguing panel discussion about using music and multimedia resources as primary sources to bolster learning and engage students across disciplines. Don't miss out on this unique experience to broaden the way you think about and define primary sources, and gain invaluable insights and practical tips to enhance your library's role in academic and campus life. [Register]( New product | Popular Culture Studies in Video Through documentaries on films, television, fashion, comics and gaming, this collection covers a wide spectrum of pop culture topics and spotlights influential figures across the fields of entertainment, music, art, and cultural spheres. It explores the evolution of French cinema and Hollywood’s enduring imprint on cultural trends from the 20th to the 21st centuries, video gaming’s history and impact on modern culture, and the fashion industry’s influence on style trends across subcultures throughout the decades. This video collection further delves into key themes and topics such as, gender representation, cultural icons, artistic influence, technology, dating culture, sociocultural trends, cultural identity, and more. It enriches research in history, film studies, sociology, gender studies, and cultural studies. [Learn more]( Back to the Future! AI, LLMs and Newspapers In the ever-evolving world of library science, staying updated with the latest advancements in data-driven research is not just beneficial — it’s essential. Watch this recording for an informative session about how Large Language Models (LLMs) can dramatically transform the way historical data is accessed and analyzed, enabling your researchers to conduct more effective and efficient research. [Watch on demand]( Stream academic video online for your entire campus Academic Video Online offers libraries an unparalleled resource with 85,000 titles covering subjects from anthropology to zoology. This comprehensive video subscription service not only enriches your library’s offerings but also boosts student engagement with exclusive content and interactive learning tools. [Start streaming today]( Webinar series - Mastering ProQuest Dissertations & Theses: From Novice to Expert Choose your sessions: Unlock the full potential of PQDT Global with our 3-part webinar series designed for users at all levels. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to deepen your research skills, this series has something for everyone. [Register]( to join live or receive a recording. - ProQuest One Academic: What's new! This webinar series shares the best kept secrets and new features and content in ProQuest One Academic. Join us for this 3-part series to learn all about leveraging the new content and features. [Choose your session(s)]( - Maximizing Academic Video Online: Enhancing Learning & Accessibility Choose your sessions: Dive into the transformative potential of Academic Video Online with our 4-part webinar series designed to empower educators, librarians, and academic professionals with the knowledge and tools to effectively utilize video content in educational settings. Each session will explore key aspects of Academic Video Online, from content curation to accessibility, and innovative ways to integrate video into the classroom. [Register]( to join live or receive a recording. 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