Columbia University - F1000 Workshop and Happy Hour
Date and time
Location
Hammer Health Sciences Building- Lower Level 2- Room LL204
Columbia University Medical Center 701 W. 168th St. New York, NY 10032Description
Come to the F1000 Workshop Followed by a Happy Hour!
We'll also give a short talk titled: Pipettes, tweets, and selfies: Research in the age of social media
This Event is Co-Sponsored by: Columbia University’s Office of Postdoctoral Affairs, Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library and Faculty of 1000
F1000 Workshop:
This hands-on presentation will introduce the audience to our F1000Prime recommendations database that highlights important articles in biology and medicine. The audience will learn how to integrate personalized F1000Prime recommendations into their daily workflow and save time in order to keep up with research in their field. Additionally, we will discuss how our online publishing platform, F1000Research aims at bringing the “youtube experience” to science publishing.
Pipettes, tweets, and selfies: Research in the age of social media:
This talk explores how social media influences the way scientists publish and communicate their results. The presentation examines how Twitter, Facebook, Google+, etc. can be used as educational platforms for issues that matter to scientists. In an era of ever dwindling funding sources, these social media platforms can be utilized to raise funds to answer pressing research questions. This information will benefit scientists allowing them to quickly grow their sphere of influence, disseminate information about select publications, and foster interaction with peers and the public at large.
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F1000Prime provides fast and comprehensive assessment of the best research articles in biology and medicine by the world’s largest group of leading scientists.
The service covers over 40 disciplines and more than 3,700 journals. Articles are rated and expert commentaries explain their importance, and users up-to-date on the most relevant articles.
If you can't attend the workshop, you can watch a recorded tutorial on the F1000 YouTube channel.