GOOGLE VIEWS: Google Scholar

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Last week google scholar announced a new feature on the google scholar Blog: google scholar Citations. The stated purpose of this tool is to allow researchers to calculate their citation metrics, e.g. their Hirsch index (H-index). This is an interesting Geoffrey Nunberg’s August 31 essay in The Chronicle of Higher Education criticizing Google’s Book Search (GBS), which he subtitled “A Disaster for Scholars,” emphasized that disturbing errors are endemic. He well recognizes that for mainstream “g Users also have the ability to set up and customize their own personal Google Scholar library, which can be accessed digitally at any time or place. This allows students to save articles that they might find useful later down the line as they are working Google scholar was searched with the same combination of keywords. The results showed that old age health security in rural China had expanded to all rural elders and substantially improved health care service utilization among rural elders. Increasing Google announced a new feature within Google Scholar named “My Library.” This new section lets you save articles right from the search page, organize them by topic, and search full-text within your library to find what you are looking for. To enable Google Scholar, the free search engine for scholarly literature that has transformed the way scientists consult literature online, will turn 10 on November 18. According to a survey by the scientific journal Nature, nearly 60 percent of scientists use the .

A Google Web Search Help thread has complaints from the academia market that Google Scholar has removed a useful feature under the advanced search area. You can now no longer search or filter by discipline when using Google Scholar. I should point out, the Under Larry Page, Google has had the stated strategic goal of putting "more wood behind fewer arrows." The company may dabble in robotics, but the company has steadily reduce the number of products it supports for public web users. Simultaneous with A trademark lawsuit pitting the venerable American Chemical Society against Google has quietly gone away. ACS, which was founded in 1876 and claims to be the world's largest scientific society, sued Google in 2004. The suit claimed that the free "Google Google Scholar Alerts pull results only from scholarly literature—”articles, theses, books, abstracts,” and other other resources from “academic publishers, professional societies, “online repositories, universities,” and other scholarly websites. .