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Home   •   Support  •  STN  •  e-Seminars and Training  •  Orlando, Florida
STN Workshops and User Update in Orlando, Florida

The following STN Workshops and User Update will be held May 29 & 30, 2008 at MicroTek in Orlando, Florida.  STN Workshops and User Updates are free, but registration is required.


May 29 STN Workshop

9:00 am - 12:00 pm:  Basic CAplus Subject Search Techniques

Learn about:

  • Strategies for conducting keyword searches
  • Cited reference searches

To register, complete the STN Workshop and User Meeting Registration Form.

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May 29 STN Workshop

1:00 pm - 4:00 pm:  Advanced Subject Search Techniques in CAplus

Learn about:

  • Using the CA Lexicon to enhance and extend the results of keyword searches
  • Techniques to use the CA Lexicon as a source of terminology
  • Methods for refining large answer sets 

To register, complete the STN Workshop and User Meeting Registration Form.

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May 30 STN Workshop

9:00 am - 12:00 pm:  Exploring STN AnaVist, Version 2.0

STN AnaVist, Version 2.0, offers a variety of exciting new features and functionality to enhance your analysis and visualization projects.  The addition of Derwent World Patents Index (DWPI) is one of the major enhancements available in Version 2.0.  In this session, we will demonstrate how to:

  • Customize visualizations with optional data fields for clustering, including Title/Abstract, Technology Indicators, Exemplary/First Claim, and All Claims, or International Patent Classification (IPC) Codes
  • Manage documents using custom labels
  • Use comparison highlighting in the Research Landscape

Designed for new and existing users, this session will demonstrate how new features and content in Version 2.0 make STN AnaVist an even more valuable resource for effective decision making.

To register, complete the STN Workshop and User Meeting Registration Form.

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May 30 STN User Update

1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

What's New on STN?

To improve your searching efficiency, get up-to-date on the latest from STN.  In this session, we will discuss:

  • Updates to the latest version of STN Express and other STN interfaces
  • Enhancements to CAS and STN databases
  • STN resources for new and experienced searchers
  • Tips to make STN searching more efficient 

Habits of Highly Effective Searchers 

Discover ways to improve your confidence in your search results and make searching easier:

  • Online thesauri to increase relevant retrieval
  • Multifile search techniques to expand search results
  • ANALYZE to understand answer sets and develop better search strategies

To register, complete the STN Workshop and User Meeting Registration Form.

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