NEW! We made it even easier to add research articles to your ResearcherID (RID) account!

NEW! We made it even easier to add research articles to your ResearcherID (RID) account!. From Web of Science, search, choose and click – that's all it takes to move articles into your RID account. Try this out now!


Step 1
If you have a RID account, please sign into Web of Knowledge platform. Do a simple search (for e.g your name) to find your own articles. (If you do not have an RID account, please register a free RID account using the "Sign In" button)


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Announcement: NEW EZaccess ID and Password

Note: In an effort to increase network security, password and ID for EZAccess has been changed effective August 09, 2011. 


username: student no.
password: i/c no without hyphen (-)


For Staff please contact your respective librarian at your nearest faculty/campus library for new password or you may contact JSP Librarians HERE

Top 100 Chemists 2000-2010 Ranked by Citation Impact (among those with 50 or more papers)

The top 100 is intended to celebrate the achievements of chemists who achieved the highest citation impact scores for chemistry papers (articles and reviews) published since January 2000. Thomson Reuters published the table in support of the International Year of Chemistry.

Rank	Institution	Papers	Citations	Impact
1	Charles M. LIEBER Harvard University	74	17,776	240.22
2	Omar M. YAGHI University of California Los Angeles	90	19,870	220.78
3	Michael O’KEEFFE Arizona State University	73	12,910	176.85
4	K. Barry SHARPLESS Scripps Research Institute	60	9,754	162.57
5	A. Paul ALIVISATOS University of California Berkeley	93	14,589	156.87
6	Richard E. SMALLEY† Formerly Rice University	60	9,217	153.62
7	Hongjie DAI Stanford University	88	12,768	145.09
8	Xiaogang PENG University of Arkansas	59	8,548	144.88
9	Valery V. FOKIN Scripps Research Institute	54	6,853	126.91
10 [MS 1]	Peidong YANG University of California Berkeley	95	11,167	117.55
11	Benjamin LIST Max Planck Institute for Coal Research	81	8,808	108.74
12 [MS 50]	Mark E. THOMPSON University of Southern California	53	5,394	101.77
13	Robert H HAUGE Rice University	55	5,566	101.20
14	Eric N. JACOBSEN Harvard University	81	7,985	98.58
15	Banglin CHEN University of Texas San Antonio	61	5,929	97.20
16	David W.C. MACMILLAN Princeton University	55	5,267	95.76
17	Mostafa EL-SAYED Georgia Institute of Technology	111	10,135	91.31
18	Ezio RIZZARDO Commonwealth Scientific And Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), Australia	52	4,747	91.29
19	Michael S. STRANO Massachusetts Institute of Technology	54	4,843	89.69
20	Michael J. ZAWOROTKO University of South Florida	83	7,403	89.19

source: HERE

How can you DOWNLOAD EndNotes X3 software? This is your guideline..

Many of us have downloaded the software, but quite often failed to make it work. Follow the guidelines on how to download and just see how easy it is. Happy trying!

1) Go to DOWNLOAD menu

2) Scroll down and find link SOFTWARE ENDNOTE X3

3) The browser will open a third-party website to download Endnotes X3. 

click  ‘MUAT TURUN SEKARANG.’

4) Wait until the countdown to finish and please DON'T click at cross red.

5) When the link ‘Muat turun fail sekarang appear’, click the link to proceed downloading

6) Your file already downloaded into your PC.

Download this article in PDF: HERE

Top 50 Medical Research Blogs

Here are some general blogs that cover medical research and information.


General Medical Research

1. Medical Research News Blog: This blog from MedicineWorld provides interesting new research and breakthroughs.
2. FasterCures: Looks at different issues in health care, and looks at the field of medical research and works toward reform.
3. The Health Care Blog: Considers different questions related to the medical field, and shares the latest research and procedures.
4. Medical News Base: Get the latest in medical technology and research.
5. The Lancet Global Health Network: A great blog that pulls medical research and news from different journals and papers from around the world.
6. Karen Grepin’s Global Health Blog: A blog focusing on research and the results of medical research around the world.
7. South Carolina Rural Health Research Center: This blog looks at medical research, especially as it relates to health issues in rural areas.
8. Institute for Women’s Health Research: Northwestern put together this blog to share medical research related to women’s health.
9. PharmaGossip: Get the latest news and medical research related to drug development and effects.
10. Clinical Cases and Images: This blog is devoted to showing clinical cases and also the results of research as case studies progress.
11. Animal Medical Center blog: Even pets need someone to find ways to keep them happy. This medical research blog focuses on animal health.

Public Health Blogs

Often, blogs with a public health focus do great reporting on medical research. And, their posts provide helpful and applicable information for those reading the research.

12. Wall Street Journal Health Blog: This blog reports on the latest medical research and how it relates to ordinary folks.
13. Covering Health: A blog focuses on medical research and how it is covered by journalists.
14. Effect Measure: Results of different medical research, and how they relate to public health.
15. Global Health Policy: This blog provides insight into different health happenings around the world, and reports on research findings.
16. Healthcare Technology News: Get the latest in medical technology and the research that is making it possible.
17. Gooznews: Intelligent analysis of medical research and public health policy.
18. Dr. Buttery’s Public Health Blog: A great resource for those who are interested in the results of public-health based research. Results of medical research and interpretation of data.
19. Health Care Industry Buzz: Find out what’s going on in the health care industry, what research is being performed, and how it affects the public.
20. Conflict Health: Health issues, news and research on the areas of the world affected by war.
21. Health Alerts: This blog from Yeshiva University provides alerts related to health and medical emergencies.
22. FULL credit to: HERE

How Research Can Investigate Psychotherapy

Now to the question I have been building up to: If, for some of us, this is the nature of psychotherapy, then how can research investigate and measure it? I think that it is beginning to be investigated in two ways: first, in physiological terms, and secondly, in terms of increasingly refined observations of tape-recorded in-therapy behavior.


I want to say a few words about each of these.


Psychophysiological studies have been reported (Berlin, 1960; Matarazzo, 1958) showing that different interpersonal conditions involve different autonomic correlates. We have currently also made a start (Gendlin, 1961 c) at finding autonomic correlates of different manners of experiencing (as defined in the Process Scale) and of resulting changes.

Another line of researches shows that psychotic contents can be produced in the laboratory by inhibiting the normal interaction of person or body, as happens in dreams, hypnosis, and laboratory stimulus isolation. Psychotic contents seem to appear when stimuli for optimal interaction are reduced. Also, LSD, Carbon Dioxide, and other toxics produce them. I think it is likely that we will find, also, physical modes of restoring, rather than inhibiting, optimal organismic process, and optimal interaction.


Currently, it is true, society seems more to want to tranquilize its schizophrenics — and itself — so as to avoid, rather than restore, personal interaction and optimal physical interaction. Yet, I think physical and psychological avenues of research are increasingly defining one optimal process of organismic life, physical, subjective, and interpersonal.


[read more: HERE]

The Insiders Guide to Getting Published (IGGP)

JPSP dengan kerjasama RMI akan menganjurkan satu sesi bersama editor: 

The Insiders Guide to Getting Published (IGGP) 

Tarikh : 29 Julai 2011/Jumaat

Masa : 3.00 - 4.30 petang

Tempat : Auditorium 2, Bangunan Ilqam, UiTM Shah Alam

Penceramah : Dr.Alex Douglas, Editor of TQM Journal

Anda dijemput hadir jika ada kelapangan kerana masih terdapat kekosongan..

Utusan Online: Industri dipelawa sertai MyPhD tingkat teknologi

PUTRAJAYA 25 Julai - Syarikat kejuruteraan tempatan digesa menyambar peluang menyertai program ijazah Kedoktoran Falsafah (MyPhD) yang ditawarkan oleh kerajaan.


Ini untuk menyelesaikan masalah yang dihadapi industri berikutan kurangnya penyelidikan terhadap teknologi baru.


Menteri Pengajian Tinggi, Datuk Seri Mohamed Khaled Nordin berkata, hasrat tersebut akan tercapai jika pihak industri bekerjasama dengan universiti untuk menjalankan penyelidikan di peringkat tinggi dengan menggunapakai aplikasi kejuruteraan.


Menurutnya, ia sejajar dengan matlamat kerajaan untuk melahirkan pekerja yang mempunyai kemahiran khusus untuk keperluan industri melalui kerjasama erat kedua-dua pihak.


"Apabila isu dan masalah ini dapat diselesaikan, ia akan menyumbang kepada produktiviti dan membolehkan syarikat tersebut bersaing dengan syarikat lain melalui peningkatan kepakaran dan tahap kecekapan modal insan yang ada.


"Ia sekali gus dapat menarik minat syarikat luar untuk melabur di negara ini kerana keupayaan kita dalam industri berasaskan teknologi berat yang semakin relevan dalam menjadi negara maju dan ekonomi berpendapatan tinggi berbanding bersaing dalam industri biasa," katanya.


Beliau berkata demikian selepas menyaksikan Majlis Menandatangani Memorandum Perjanjian (MoA) Bagi Program Doktor Kejuruteraan Antara Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka (UTeM) dengan pihak industri di sini, hari ini.


Turut hadir Naib Canselor UTEM, Prof. Datuk Dr. Ahmad Yusoff Hassan, Pengarah Kanan Infineon Technologies (Kulim).


Pada majlis itu sebanyak enam syarikat ditawarkan tempat untuk melanjutkan pengajian peringkat Ijazah Doktor Kejuruteraan di UTeM.


Enam syarikat tersebut Composites Technology Research Malaysia Sdn. Bhd., Infineon Technologies (Kulim), Infineon Technologies (Melaka), Solid Precision Engineering, National Semiconductor (Melaka) dan Rubber Leisure Product Sdn. Bhd.


Mohamed Khaled berkata, melalui program itu juga banyak kemudahan disediakan kerajaan kepada pihak industri seperti penyediaan pinjaman pengajian dan tempat di universiti tempatan.


"Pekerja industri dapat mengikuti pengajian tanpa perlu ke universiti untuk menghadiri kelas di samping yuran pengajian sebanyak RM50,000 maksimum yang dibayar oleh kerajaan kepada pihak universiti.


"Pekerja itu juga akan memperoleh pendapatan seperti biasa kerana mereka akan menyambung pengajian di industri berkenaan tanpa keluar ke tempat lain," katanya.


Menjelaskan mengenai perkembangan program MyBrain 15, beliau berkata, sebanyak 672 tempat sudah diisi dalam program MyPhD.


Ia melebihi tawaran asal 650 tempat manakala program MyMaster hanya 2,802 tempat yang diisi berbanding 8,000 tempat yang ditawarkan.


source: Utusan online