We are partnering with the scientific community to encourage successful scientific discoveries, greater collaboration, and finding better research funding. Please register and learn from our experts and key opinion leaders sharing best practices, new approaches, and insights for improved research strategy and impact.

地球只有一個，如何生產綠色能源，廢棄物減量，提升資源的使用效率等都是持續關注的焦點，為的是打造能夠永續的環境與未來。本次線上研討會邀請到中央研究院環境變遷研究中心何東垣研究員分享海洋環境永續研究的跨域特色及物質在海洋生物地球化學循環的核心觀念，以及國立臺灣大學生物環境系統工程學系潘述元助理教授來分享目前臺灣的循環農業面臨的挑戰與發展機會，以及目前的實務做法及展望。此外也邀請到 Cell Press 旗下的 One Earth 期刊的張珊珊編輯介紹 One Earth 期刊，同時分享如何為高影響力期刊撰文的技巧。

Environmental Sustainability Webinar 永續環境線上研討會

Academic libraries are at the ‘heart of the university’. They support teaching, learning, research activities and the development of a culture of sharing and imparting knowledge to fulfil the mission and objectives of their parent institutions. As the world has moved to a new mode of working and learning, Knowledge Management and methodologies related to it have become vital for the success of the institutions. 

In the spirit of celebrating Southeast Asia academic communities’ achievements towards Knowledge Management, we would like to invite you to be our eBooks Forum: Making a Difference! The Changing Face of Libraries during the Pandemic.

Making a Difference! The Changing Face of Libraries During the Pandemic

Best Practices in Writing and Publishing Research Article: for academic communities in engineering field

Best Practices in Writing and Publishing Research Article

Going Beyond the Fundamentals of Journal Publishing - Advanced Scientific Writing: How to Construct and Write a Research Paper

The Webinar will discuss how to go about to construct and write a research paper, share tips on how to choose the best journal for you and what the editors are looking for in an article.

Enrique Lavernia, Editor-in-Chief of Materials Science & Engineering A, will share his perspective on how to prepare your manuscript to be considered in an high-impact journal. Come and share your thoughts and questions!

Advanced Scientific Writing: How to Construct and Write a Research Paper

This is the second Engineering User Group meeting. Engineering faculty, students and researchers are encouraged to join this webinar, which will focus on relevant insights into transforming the world of engineers – from academic to corporate.

Topics include:

Transitioning from academia to corporate engineering role – A corporate engineer’s perspective
Engineered to a “T” – A look at program design and co-curricular opportunities
From “Problem Solving” to “Problem Finding” - helping engineers improve career readiness
How to successfully transition to become a T-shaped engineer

Engineering User Group (ANZ): The T-Shaped Engineer – Future of Work

Transforming our world: the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development was adopted by the United Nations and 193 states in 2015, providing a shared blueprint for peace and prosperity for people and the planet, now and into the future. At the heart of the plan are 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) linked to 169 targets which are urgent calls to action by all countries to deliver on by 2030. 

At Elsevier, we combine our unique insights in content, data, and analytics with the networks and expertise of our partners in the research community to achieve progress towards the Goals.

ANZ eBook Forum: Accelerating progress towards SDGs

Rapid navigation of increasingly complex druggable chemical space is critical for innovative drug design. However, chemical synthesis and route design is still a significant challenge. In this session, we will discuss recent development in predictive retrosynthesis. Also, we explore how Reaxys collaborated with Pending.AI, a startup led by Prof. Mark Waller, to develop a ‘deep learning’ solution that predicts new synthesis routes with high accuracy for creating small organic compounds. The webinar will focus on:
1. Science behind AI powered predictive retrosynthesis
2.	Reaxys predictive retrosynthesis overview
3.	Discussion on benefits, limitation of technology and future roadmap

AI-enabled predictive retrosynthesis tool to advance drug discovery

Reaxys: the comprehensive, authoritative and user-friendly chemistry solution for researchers - webinar.
 
We encourage the librarian community to listen to this webinar focusing on exploring how Elsevier is able to support Academic Chemistry Research needs via Reaxys.

Reaxys: CAUL webinar 17 August

This webinar will examine mistakes that are often made when selecting stainless steels or nickel alloys for corrosive applications. This will be followed by live examples.

4 common mistakes when choosing a corrosion-resistant alloy

This is our second webinar in continuation to share more insights on patent content expansion in Reaxys. In previouswebinar, we have shared the Reaxys patent content road map which helps to build a more competitive intelligence for your research projects.
In this segment we will be sharing more insights on finding the chemical compound information hidden in patents directly from our speakers where Mr Honmute will be sharing his knowledge & experience on the challenges & importance of patent data in chemistry research and Dr Rane will showcase how this data can be easily discoverable in Reaxys with the new patent content coverage expansion.

Reaxys Patent Expansion: Uncovering chemical compounds hidden in patents

AI-enhanced retrosynthesis solution for chemists. An AI tool that can provide suggestions. Neural networks coupled with Monte-Carlo tree can search >15m single-step chemical reactions and >400,000, auto-extracted rules. You can Integrate reaction data, starting materials or preferred vendors for more relevant results.

Reaxys Predictive Retrosynthesis- Speed Matters

Reaxys Content Catalyst. Reaxys will offer broader bibliographic coverage often yields more comprehensive results for keyword searches on newly published patents in 2021 and across all patents in the backlog range as it is indexed through Q2-Q3.

High quality critical information from Patents with Reaxys

The Engineering User Group meeting for engineering faculty, researchers, students focused on:
•	Journal publishing best practices – Focus on Artificial Intelligence
•	Applications of engineering solutions in corporate settings, to prepare students for a career in engineering
•	Evolution of engineering education and research – Industry 4.0
•	Changing roles and priorities of academic engineering libraries

Empowering Engineering Education and Research in a Virtual World

Join John McConnell, Editor-in-Chief of The Lancet Infectious Diseases to update yourself on the latest scientific viewpoints regarding the workings of the COVID-19 vaccines. In this professional webinar, John will cover areas such as: 
• Effectiveness of vaccines in preventing disease, including variant viruses 
• Vaccine safety – reactogenicity, anaphylaxis, clotting disorders, Bell’s palsy 
• What vaccines are available and their mechanisms of action 
• The path to making vaccines available worldwide 
• How has the pandemic affected the research landscape 
Moreover, you will get the opportunity to secure answers to your own pressing questions. You won’t want to miss this valuable webinar.

About the presenter: 
John McConnell studied clinical microbiology and parasitology at the University of East London, before spending 6 years researching septic-shock-related topics at the Royal Postgraduate Medical School, Hammersmith Hospital, London (now part of Imperial College London). He joined The Lancet in 1990 as a peer-review editor before becoming the first Web Editor in 1996. In 2001, John was the founding editor of The Lancet Infectious Diseases. He has appeared as an expert commentator on BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Sky News, Al Jazeera, CNBC, CNN, and CCTV America. In the past year, The Lancet Infectious Diseases has published some of the most impactful research on COVID-19.

COVID-19 Vaccines: An Update on Research & Global Availability

Research assessment should not be centered solely on bibliometrics such as publication and citation metrics but should encompass other measures that address the broad range of assessment-related questions. These cover research inputs, outputs and outcomes, such as funding, collaboration, usage, commercialization and the adoption of innovation. As more diverse data sources and metrics are used, a richer and more informative picture of research emerges.

The International Center for the Study of Research (ICSR) was established by Elsevier in 2019 with a mission to further the study of research and thus to contribute to the evidence base supporting the practice of research strategy, evaluation and policy. In 2020, ICSR and Elsevier signed the Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA) and endorsed the Leiden Manifesto for Research Metrics, two internationally-recognized statements of best practice in responsible research assessment.

In this Library Connect webinar, Christopher Belter will discuss what responsible research assessment might look like in practice for a large biomedical funding agency. ICSR staff members Andrew Plume and Holly Falk-Krzesinski will then discuss the recommendations of both DORA and the Leiden Manifesto and their implications for Elsevier as well as for librarians and their users.

Introduction:    
M.J. Tooey, Associate Vice President, Academic Affairs and Executive Director, Health Sciences and Human Services Library, University of Maryland, Baltimore
Presenters:         
Christopher Belter, Program Analyst, Eunice Kennedy Shriver NICHD Development                             
Holly Falk-Krzesinski, Vice President, Research Intelligence, Elsevier
Andrew Plume, President, International Center for the Study of Research; and Senior Director of Research Evaluation, Elsevier

Advancing responsible research assessment: implications for librarians

No-one is surprised that some of our most critical needs are met by remote delivery of goods and services. Digital transformation can be a mechanism for more efficiency. It can bring about new modes of practice, content creation and behaviour. Institutions can make their own decisions and can get back control. In short, everyone can be a pioneer.

Librarians, publishers, scientific researchers and whole institutions are looking to learn more about how they can develop sustainable digital solutions beyond COVID-19 for the longer-term scenarios that are already emerging. New forms and use of materials all serve to eliminate the need for direct contact in physical space. Even physical environments will be predicated on evolving systems of digital information. Intensified financial pressure will also shape the future, with a reassessment of the commercial value of information and how cooperation and collaboration forms part of the new business model.

Webinar participants will have an opportunity to hear from leading practitioners across the region and beyond, as well as sharing their own concerns and solutions to date. The discussions will build on this exchange by drawing on recent work by Professor David Baker and Dr. Lucy Ellis, addressing the future of digital information. Participants will also be updated on an opportunity to join an international benchmarking exercise to formulate best practices in a deep and considered way for all types of library and information services.
Through the use of live polls, delegates will have ample opportunity to participate in the webinar discussions and shape the outcome.

Elsevier APAC eBook Webinar: Everyone a Pioneer - Libraries, Publishing and Rem

COVID-19: The Future of Digital Information for Libraries - Partnership, Supply, and Demand.
Covid-19 has changed the world; responding to the pandemic and its aftermath will preoccupy our societies and our professions for years to come.

Library and information services are meeting the immediate challenges, but what of the longer term, when it difficult to see ahead?

‘Going digital’ has enabled librarians to provide continuity of access and service at this difficult time. But what is the future for online and networked information provision? How and where should libraries be placed on the digital/print continuum, when physical space is still needed and valued?

Traditional supply chains are breaking down because of the pandemic. Productive and robust partnerships between libraries and publishers in the creation and dissemination of research will be of critical importance. What role will publishers play?

This webinar is the last in this series and follows on from the successful international event held in September in which the immediate practicalities of providing library services during a pandemic were presented and discussed, at a time when the longer-term future is not clear. The upcoming event builds on this and addresses the main concerns identified for follow-up by delegates.

Participants will be offered an opportunity to hear from leading practitioners across the region and beyond as well as sharing their own concerns to date. Live polls will give delegates ample opportunity to participate in the webinar discussions and shape the outcomes of the event.

The discussions will build on the first webinar and draw on recent work by Professor David Baker and Dr Lucy Ellis, identifying exemplars of best practice and creating a framework for further interchange of ideas and solutions for the next twelve months and beyond.

APAC eBook Forum 2020: COVID-19 The Future of Digital Information for Libraries

COVID-19: The Future of Digital Information for Libraries - Partnership, Supply

Learn how SMU, a young university under 50, launched a digital repository back in 2010 and opened their research and scholarship to discovery by the world.
Get tips on how: 
(1) to improve the visibility and profile of your institution’s research and scholarly publications 
(2) to provide access to full text articles (wherever possible) 
(3) to organize the university’s records for research and publications 
(4) Repositories discoverability drove some great individual successes for the faculty 

SMU’s efforts have been recognized by the National Research Foundation Singapore (NRF), which congratulated SMU for its repository that had a high proportion of NRF-funded publications deposited.

This case study is very useful to better understand the importance of a good repository.

How a young university can launch and grow a digital repository

Young university under 50

Integral Institutional Repository

Digital Repository

aspirations

Global

CRIS systems

Research

growing content in repository

intellectual output

visible profile

Increasing expectations for good governance, effective risk management and complex demands for corporate compliance are presenting a growing challenge for organizations of all sizes. Join industry thought leaders as they provide you with practical advice on how to implement successful risk and compliance management strategies across your organization. Browse risk management resources in the form of interactive webinars and videos and ask questions of expert GRC professionals.

IT Governance, Risk and Compliance

As an IT professional, many of the problems you face are multifaceted, complex and don’t lend themselves to simple solutions. The information technology community features useful and free information technology resources. Join to browse thousands of videos and webinars on ITIL best practices, IT security strategy and more presented by leading CTOs, CIOs and other technology experts.

How a young university can launch and grow a digital repository

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