Is there a website that monitors scientific publications for keywords?

I'm currently writing a master thesis in media management and I'm struggling to stay up to date with scientific publications in that field, since there are several journals that cover the subject matter directly, but also thematically more remote publications (e. g. about economics) that might have interesting articles in them.


What I'm looking therefore is a service that allows me to monitor a selectable group of scientific publications. It should automatically send me an email alert or provide an rss-feed, once certain keywords appear in any of the selected publications.


Is there such a service? And if so, what is it called?


Thank you for your help, Bjoern


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Guess what's new at ISI Web of Knowledge as of July 2006? RSS feed now avialable Laughing

I don't think it's free, so try to get your supervisor so pay for it.


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Wow,

 it is not exactly what I was looking for, but citeulike's idea is extremely cool. I'll give it a shot first thing in the morning. 

 

Thank you, zzztimbo. 


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Using Becky's tip on the ISI web of knowledge was most helpful for me, because my university has accounts with the service.

 I was however amazed by all the other free tips that touched the my needs as well. I already signed up with Rollyo and citeulike. 

 Thank you everyone again for giving my first question such an amazing feedback. I hope I will be able to help you out in the future, in return.

Best regards from Hamburg, Bjoern 


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well, if u are still stuck, here is another option for u, which does require a bit of work, but should be very flexible in term of abilities;

use a new service called Dapper:

http://www.dappit.com/  (just ask them for a beta account, and u should get it in a few hours).

this service enable you to rip out information from a site and transform it to another form, like RSS feeds, or email alarts and so on.

all u need to do is to mark the data u want to recieve from the web site which lacks rss and so on, using a very simple GUI interface - just click on the headlines of the search result page u want to use for example, and it will do the rest (sort of). it is quite easy to do, and u don't have to be a progammer (i manage to do it in less then an hour).

it might be abit over the top, in terms of what u have to do, but if all else fails, this should work.

as for the RSS problem u mentioned, RSS feeds can sometimes require username/password, which not all RSS reader can handle. just try a different program or website to do the reading. some of them can even digg out for you keywords in the feeds.

Good luck. 


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Really Simple Sidi

You can use

Engineering Village to do this in engineering related scientifc research. If you need general scientific research you may want to use Scopus too.

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