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University of Oklahoma
Joined July 2013
TRANSACTIONS 1.8 is out. It discusses recent trends in dissertations. If we don't have your dissertation in our database and you're wondering why, the answer is in here -- but so is a possible solution. blog.isiscb.org/newsletter/t…
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We're delighted to bring you ~TRANSACTIONS~ a new experimental publication from the Isis Bibliography. With the end of the print bibliography, this bi-weekly digest is meant to keep you up to date with recent literature and emergent trends in the field -> blog.isiscb.org/newsletter/
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We've just published Vol. 113 of the IsisCB. you can check it out here: journals.uchicago.edu/toc/is….
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More on teaching with the CB: If you teaching or supervising student projects on pandemics or epidemics, look at the IsisCB Pandemics Project. We have over 20 essays and bibliographies about all aspects of pandemics and epidemics: isiscb.org/special-issue-on-… #pandemics #hstm
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With the new school year, send your students to IsisCB Explore. This will save them and you hours. It shouldn't be their only search, but it should be their first one! It's easy to use, formatted for mobile devices, and oh so useful. Watch the video: youtu.be/XVlfjxX_8as #HSTM
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Are you as excited about @NASAWebb as we are? To learn more about the process of capturing fabulous full-color pictures of our universe, check out Elizabeth A. Kessler's brilliant book on the CB: data.isiscb.org/isis/citatio… #UnfoldTheUniverse #HubbleTelescope #JWST
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Want to know more about an author? Go to the author's record, scan the citations, look at the indexes based on those works, explore the timeline. If you want more, try the Google academic sites to find their professional webpage and CV. @hssonline
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Christabelle Sethna and @Gayle_L_Davis's foreboding book on cross-border abortion access. If it would help to see this book's related citations and concepts, we have that: data.isiscb.org/isis/citatio…. #Dobbs #abortionrights
Curious about cross-border abortion access? We have the research on that: Abortion across Borders: Transnational Travel and Access to Abortion Services Edited by Christabelle Sethna and Gayle Davis press.jhu.edu/books/title/11…
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Know the future: Let's say you want the skinny on next year's scholarship...who's gonna be publishing? We at data.isiscb.org don't tell fortunes, but we can send your query to @HNet_Humanities to see CfPs, job postings, etc.
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Our database contains 121 works related to abortion data.isiscb.org/isis/authori…. Please help us increase that number and, hopefully, the scope of our understanding. #Dobbs #ReproductiveJustice #abortionrights
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More connections in data.isiscb.org... Use Outside Links to find full text in WorldCat, Google Scholar, or Google Books. When signed in, you'll see "Find it at [Your Library]" once you set it up. Ask if you have trouble, though. We're working on it.
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We have 174 things connected to reproductive medicine (data.isiscb.org/isis/authori…) but we need to add a bunch more from this #ReproHealthSyllabus. Thanks for the tip! Please let us know if there's any more stuff that needs to be added to our database. #ReproductiveJustice #Dobbs
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At data.isiscb.org, our pages put resources at your fingertips. Yesterday we pointed to @chstmorg. But maybe an article at the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy is just what you need. We found good stuff at "Population Genetics," for example... @InPhO_SEP @dailySEP
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At data.isiscb.org, we know we don't have everything, so we make it easy for you play the field. After you've seen our stuff, why not check out @chstmorg? They have rare books, manuscripts, images, media and artifacts from 33 institutions. Albertus Magnus, anyone?
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IsisCB has an ngram explorer a bit like Google's: data.isiscb.org/isis/ngramex…. Plug in some terms and away you go. You can make colorful swoopy swoops that show how publication trends have evolved over time.
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Are you comparison shopper? If so, the IsisCB Term Explorer is for you: data.isiscb.org/isis/termexp…. Ever wonder, for example, how 18th-century biology differed from 19th-century biology? The bibliography knows... Just look at the topic rankings side by side.
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IsisCB Explore has a playground now: data.isiscb.org/isis/graphex…. Try the graph explorer to see how the bibliography connects concepts and people. Real physics lets you to stretch and jiggle the networks as you play. Take your shoes off. Get sand between your toes.
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