The present edition contains:
If you search for journals in Scopus Sources you'll see that the new metrics are now up to date to 2021 Citescore, SJR, SNIP among others.
See the Citescore methodology.
Highlights for this edition:
Search any part of Web of Science with search in all fields, index date, publisher and Web of Science subject categories. Organization enhanced has been renamed affiliation.
There are also new filters: Early access and review articles.
Copy query link to share with others.
Export enhancements that allows to export up to 1000 records to RIS or Excel.
Author record enhancements with new author impact beamplots, a new visualization tool that showcase the range of a researcher’s publication and citation impact in a single data exhibit.
You have the new tutorials at Getting started with Web of Science.
There are still some features in the new version that are not available. To access the old version, go to Products, top right hand side, and choose Web of Science (Classic), which will be available until December 31, 2021.
Journal Citation Report (JCR) is the best known and one of the most valued journals quality indicator by the research evaluation bodies. It measures the impact of a scholarly journal based on the citations received by the articles published and collected in the Web of Science (WOS). 2021 edition is now available including data from 2020.
You have the new tutorials at Getting started with Journal Citation Reports
Highlights for this edition:
New expanded content including all the journals from the Web of Science Core Collection:
New metric: Journal Citation Indicator (JCI) measures the citation performance of a journal's articles and reviews against the expected citation rate of the categories where the journal is placed.
The new JCR includes 20.932 journals from 113 countries, classified in 254 subject categories.
There are still some features in the new interface that are not available. To access the old version, go to Products, top right hand side, and choose Journal Citation Reports (Classic), which will be available until December 31, 2021.
To better understand the open access content of the journals of interest.
The journals included in Incites JCR now include information about the type of open access (Gold, Bronze, Green).
More information at:
Journal Citation Reports open access data Video (1,50 minutes)
Open Acces Data in JCR - Quick Reference Guide
The 2019 edition of the following bibliometric indicators is now available, the most requested to evaluate your research:
You will find them in: Evaluating the scientific output: Publications
Journal Citation Report (JCR) is the best known and one of the most valued journals quality indicator by the research evaluation bodies. It measures the impact of a scholarly journal based on the citations received by the articles published and collected in the Web of Science (WOS). 2020 edition is now available including data from 2019.
More information, includes video and infographic.
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Journal Citation Report (JCR) is the best known and more valued indicator by the research evaluation bodies. It measures the impact of a scholarly journal based on the citations received by the articles published and collected in the Web of Science (WOS). 2019 edition is now available including data from 2018.
Key highlights for 2019:
More information: Journal Citation Reports: Learn the Basics
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IMPORTANT! From April 15th, 2019 your ResearcherID profile has been automatically redirected to the new Publons profile, acquired by Clarivate Analytics, the same company that manages the Web of Science.
Publons keeps your previous identifier number, but now it is called Web of Science ResearcherID. It is also still associated with the Web of Science database.
See an example of the new profile.
Publons provides a professional profile and unifies authors scientific output under a single identity, it also offers other advantages:
For more information click on the logos.
The Journal Citations Reports releases data from 2017 with a new interface
The main news are:
Some data:
More information:
From an author search in the Web of Science Core Collection, click on the Article Groups, lee elisabeth
Select groups and add them to your search or if you're the author add to your ResearcherID.
Clic the image if you need More information.
Book Citation Index is a multidisciplinary database in Web of Science Core Collection contains 2 editions:
Social Sciences + Arts & Humanities (BKCI-SSH) 61% and Natural Sciences (BKCI-S) 39%. It covers 2005-present.
Book Citation Index allows users to search books and books chapters, provides access to the full text (if the document is available for their institution), times cited, “usage count” (downloads).
Useful tool when applying for grants, and other merits, mainly in the areas of Social Sciences, Arts & Humanities. See the List of publishers.
Just make a search, add another field and choose: Document type, then open all document types and choose: Early access. See the example:
Web of Science has expanded open access documents in all its databases. All articles included are peer-review. Just make a search and filter results by open access.
Make a search, for example: brexit
SAVE: You can save articles right off the search page, organize them by topic, and use at any time and from anywhere.
All saved documents will appear in My library, your personal collection of articles.
CITE: Offers different citation styles: MLA, APA, Chicago, Harvard, Vancouver and you can export them to BibTex, EndNote, RefMan,RefWorks.
From Google Scholar homepage open on the top left-hand side and you’ll see: My profile, My library, Alerts, Advanced search.
PlumX Metrics: new article metrics used in Scopus, how they are used to evaluate citation impact and levels of community engagement: usage, captures, mentions, social media, news, blogs... (See tutorial 3.35 minutes). For example, you have you have chosen an article, click inside and once there, on the right-hand side you will see Metrics, click also View all metrics to see the detailed results and you will be able to link them.
Name changes and new interfaces:
Journal citation reports (JCR) name change
From Web of Science to Incites Journal Citation Reports (JCR) or Incites Essential Science Indicators (ESI), there are different options:
Essential Science Indicators (ESI) name change
Analyze top research output and research fronts.
Determine who the most influential, individuals, institutions, papers and publications are. See more information.
Web of Science Core Collection
More information: