Anthropology Plus database by EBSCO is now available for a test use period between Feb 3 – March 3.
Comprehensive Indexing for Anthropology Research
Anthropology Plus is an extensive resource designed for both education and research in anthropology and related disciplines. It combines indexing from two key anthropology databases:
- The Anthropological Index Online from the Royal Anthropological Institute
- Anthropological Literature from the Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology at Harvard University
Anthropology Plus provides global indexing of both major and lesser-known journals, spanning from the 18th century to the present. It includes a wide array of sources such as journal articles, reports, commentaries, edited volumes, and obituaries.
Multilingual Coverage
Content in Anthropology Plus is regularly updated with new records every month, encompassing more than 50 languages. This includes English, German, Romance languages, Slavic languages, and Asian languages, provided summaries are available in one of the indexed languages. Currently, the database includes 1,200,000 records.
You can access Anthropology Plus with your TLU user account here: http://ezproxy.tlu.ee/login?url=https://research.ebsco.com/c/6o5bnt/?db=ant
From February 10 to April 10, a trial of the new Web of Science feature, Research Assistant, in Clarivate’s citation database will be open. The new generative AI-powered tool helps researchers find key papers faster, handle complex research tasks and visualize connections.
The Web of Science Research Assistant features include:
- Flexible search for documents – Users can conduct natural language searches in several languages. The tool delivers overviews that consider more than 120 years of research and reveals connections between concepts and papers in a field of study.
- Guided prompts and tasks – The tool suggests ways users can enhance their research tasks, following context-specific prompts to expand or refine the scope of discovery. Guided tasks including ‘Understand a topic’, ‘Literature review’ or ‘Find a journal’ help researchers focus on exactly what they need.
- Unique data visualizations – Users can explore trend graphs, topic maps and co-citation networks that show different angles on a topic and guide them deeper into their research.
More information can be found HERE: https://clarivate.com/academia-government/scientific-and-academic-research/research-discovery-and-referencing/web-of-science/web-of-science-research-assistant/
Feedback and questions are welcome at erialainfo@tlulib.ee.