A major multidisciplinary journal article database. Web of Science covers all the sciences plus social science and arts & humanties. It can be searched as a database in the usual manner. But you can also uniquely search the citation indexes for articles that cite a known author or work
Learn tips to help you search Web of Science effectively, including tips on using search operators and wildcard characters
Cited reference searching enables researchers to explore the works (articles, reviews, letters) that cite a particular article or author. This unique search capability can help researchers to improve their research, as it enables them to locate articles that have cited (and are relevant to the topic of) an article in hand.
Learn the basics of Web of Science's powerful citation search capabilities with the video below.
Learn how to quickly create and export a report that details citation activity to an author's publications. Each Web of Science citation report includes a calculated h-index which is also discussed in this presentation.
Create interactive maps of an article's citation data to visualize trends.
Learn how to keep up to date on who is citing your work or the work of others within your field of research.
Save your histories and receive email alerts to your desktop.
Use Google Scholar to search for records and find times cited counts as well as full text records through Web of Science with on-campus use.
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