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KnowledgeLink Newsletter
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 | Thomson Scientific Patent Focus Report 2008
Worldwide patent activities are at an all time high and still increasing, but are the major patent authorities coping? This report reviews key statistics and developments from 2007 for patents and patent owners in China, Europe, India, Japan and the United States.
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|  | Thomson Innovation - live and kicking!
Thomson InnovationSM, the new intellectual property research and analysis solution from Thomson Scientific, has received an enthusiastic reception from customers, analysts and journalists. But what can it do for you?
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|  | The Intellectual Heritage Vault
Never before has so much historical research data been immediately available to researchers. The ability to digitize and fully integrate backfiles into a library's online collection is enlarging the scope of research and enhancing users' ability to search, analyze, and use the data they find.
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|  | New insight into Chinese innovation
China has joined the ranks of nations promoting economic growth through innovation, with increases in scientific output and patenting activity that are outpacing all other countries. Two recent developments are helping to build a bridge between Chinese science and the global research community, and giving Thomson Scientific customers new insight into Chinese research and development.
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|  | Marketing your information service - how to create an elevator speech
In a series of Quantum2 conversations, which are designed as tools to use at your desk or for taking with you on your MP3 player, we present brief discussions of key topics from our leadership development programme as quick introductions or refreshers on a subject. Our newest podcast highlights a marketing technique — the Elevator Speech — that can be used to make a favourable impression in a very short time. It discusses how to create such a speech and when you can use it to best advantage.
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|  | Register now for ResearcherID.com: a world-class author community
ResearcherID.com is a global, multi-disciplinary scholarly research community. Each researcher listed is allocated a unique identifier number which expressly associates them with their published works, regardless of any possible nomenclature confusion or institutional affiliation changes. These unique identifiers enable everyone who accesses ResearcherID.com to easily find a specific author's work, avoiding the common problem of author misidentification.
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|  | Free subscriptions to popular pharmaceutical reviews
Subscribe free to Pharma Matters reviews covering key aspects of the pharmaceutical marketplace
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|  | New Citation Impact forum
Thomson Scientific has launched a new online forum promoting scholarly discussion about all facets of citation-based research evaluation — from Thomson Scientific's own influential Journal Impact Factor to emerging citation metrics, such as the h-index.
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|  | Multiauthor papers redux: a new peek at new peaks
After appearing to level off earlier in this decade, the number of papers with 50 or more coauthors reached new peaks in recent years, with a notable spike in reports with at least 500 authors, according to a new ScienceWatch survey.
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|  | Skills for life, not just work
Elspeth Hyams of CILIP (the Chartered Institute of Library & Information Professionals), summarizes the learning derived from a Quantum2 masterclass workshop at the 2007 Internet Librarian International conference in London.
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