Lecture

Finding Sources: Information Retrieval, Zotero, and Citation Practices

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Description

This lecture covers the process of information retrieval, including defining research questions, elaborating search equations, and choosing the right databases. It also discusses citation practices, scholarly communication in bioengineering, and the importance of using scientific resources for research. The lecture emphasizes the search strategy, document reading, and adapting vocabulary to improve research outcomes.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Research

Publishing: Bibliographic citations, Topics in publishing

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